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  1. January 21, 1997

    Bollinger arrives on campus

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Bollinger arrives on campus President-elect Lee C. Bollinger, who is a runner himself, attended the first women’s track team meet of the season Jan. 11 at the U-M Track Bldg. Led by sophomore Katie McGregor, who won the mile and 800-meter races, the Wolverines defeated Indiana University and Michigan…
  2. January 21, 1997

    Ray Charles will perform with Ann Arbor Symphony at Hill Auditorium Feb. 15

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Ray Charles will perform with Ann Arbor Symphony at Hill Auditorium Feb. 15 The Ann Arbor Summer Festival welcomes legendary performer Ray Charles back to Michigan for a one-night celebration of his music at 8 p.m. Feb. 15 in Hill Auditorium. Charles will appear with the Ann Arbor Symphony…
  3. January 21, 1997

    Memorial services scheduled for U-M victims of plane crash

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Memorial services scheduled for U-M victims of plane crash Memorial services will be held this week for Betty Jean Jones, associate dean of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies, and Arati Sharangpani, LS&A senior, who died in the Jan. 9 crash of Comair flight 3272. The service…
  4. January 21, 1997

    Physics offers glimpse into the dark side of the Universe

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Physics offers glimpse into the dark side of the universe Fred C. Adams, associate professor of physics (left), and Greg P. Laughlin, postdoctoral fellow in physics, contemplate, ‘The Dark Era’—the final stage in the universe’s long-term future. Their research on the evolution of astrophysical objects, titled ‘A Dying Universe,’…
  5. January 21, 1997

    Building Services employees help ease blood shortage

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Building Services employees help ease blood shortage Donors Kee Condict (far left, standing), Ann Kralik (far right , on table) and Milica Dogi (foreground) donate blood to the American Red Cross in response to their emergency request. Nurses Renee McComas (second from left) and Betsy DeWitt helped collect the…
  6. January 21, 1997

    In Brief

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 In Brief… Regents meet Jan. 23-24 The Regents of the University will begin their January meeting at 9:30 a.m. Thurs. (Jan. 23) in the Regents Room, Fleming Administration Bldg. The meeting is expected to be closed immediately after opening pursuant to Section 8h of the Open Meetings Act. It…
  7. January 21, 1997

    Richard Kennedy receives Swede Johnson Award

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Richard Kennedy receives Swede Johnson Award Kennedy showed some of his famous good humor when he quipped, ‘Does this mean that I can park on this street?’ at the 1994 ceremony naming after him the street adjacent to the Fleming Administration Building. By Rebecca A. Doyle Richard L. Kennedy,…
  8. January 21, 1997

    Kudos

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 KUDOS Schmidt named Hunting Family Faculty Fellow Brian B. Schmidt, assistant professor of Hebrew Bible and ancient West Asian cultures, will be the 1996-97 Hunting Family Faculty Fellow at the Institute for the Humanities. Schmidt’s research focusing on the use of divine image in ancient Israelite and Canaanite societies…
  9. January 21, 1997

    Griffiths nominated to National Commission on Libraries and Information Technology by President Clinton

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Griffiths nominated to National Commission on Libraries and Information Technology by President Clinton President Clinton has nominated Jose-Marie Griffiths, executive director and chief information officer of the University of Michigan’s Information Technology Division, to the National Commission on Libraries and Information Science (NCLIS). The nomination now goes to the…
  10. January 21, 1997

    Sculpture stands up to snow, sub-zero temperatures

    The University Record, January 21, 1997 Sculpture stands up to snow, sub-zero temperatures This sculpture, in place on the west side of the School of Art and Architecture Building on the North Campus, has seen a number of winters since graduate student Hillary Shames Longhorst constructed the wood and metal piece before graduating with a…