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  1. October 23, 1995

    Minority students at 25% of total enrollment

    The University Record, October 23, 1995 Minority students at 25% of total enrollment By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services Minority student enrollment on the Ann Arbor campus is at its highest level ever, according to fall enrollment figures released Oct. 19. Students of color now number 8,108, or 24.8 percent of all students, up…
  2. October 23, 1995

    Four new ‘Partnerships for Outreach’ are key in state budget request

    The University Record, October 23, 1995 Four new ‘Partnerships for Outreach’ are key in state budget request University officials, in submitting the University’s budget requests to the state government, proposed new and expanded “partnerships for outreach” to the state of Michigan and its citizens. The University’s request for a 1996-97 appropriation increase includes funding for…
  3. October 23, 1995

    Outreach funding would benefit K-12 students statewide

    The University Record, October 23, 1995 Outreach funding would benefit K-12 students statewide By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services  Although it has been several years since the U-M has received a state appropriation increase that has kept pace with the rate of inflation, University officials are hopeful that their request for 1996-97 will be…
  4. October 23, 1995

    SOS is’clearinghouse for crises’

    The University Record, October 23, 1995 SOS is ‘clearinghouse for crises’ By Rebecca A. Doyle  “Something inside me said,’you need to give back to your community,’” says Bernadette Waters, staff development associate for Building Services. “It was time for me to look for a place where I could volunteer and do that.” Waters is more…
  5. October 23, 1995

    Dancer Dana Reitz is Alumna-in-Residence

    The University Record, October 23, 1995 Dancer Dana Reitz is Alumna-in-Residence Dancer and choreographer Dana Reitz will be Alumna-in-Residence Thurs.-Sat. (Oct. 27-29). She will hold an open seminar 10-11 a.m. and a master class for dance majors 2:30-4 p.m. Friday (Oct. 28) in the Betty Pease Studio Theater, Dance Building. On Saturday (Oct. 29) she…
  6. October 23, 1995

    Hatcher to receive Spirit of Michigan Award; other Homecoming festivities scheduled

    The University Record, October 23, 1995 Hatcher to receive Spirit of Michigan Award; other Homecoming festivities scheduled President Emeritus Harlan Hatcher will receive the Alumni Association’s Spirit of Michigan Award at the annual Go Blue Brunch Oct. 28. The award, established in 1990, honors “an individual who exemplifies the best in Michigan tradition and dedication…
  7. October 16, 1995

    Student journal provides valuable experiences for editors

    The University Record, October 16, 1995 Student journal provides valuable experiences for editors By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services The influence of child care on women’s political participation … President Carter’s human rights policy toward Argentina … the pros and cons of decentralization in education. These are topics that may typically be found in…
  8. October 16, 1995

    U hosting regional Chicano studies conference this week

    The University Record, October 16, 1995 U hosting regional Chicano studies conference this week The U-M will host the National Association of Chicano Studies regional conference “RAZA in the Midwest: New Mapping for Pan-Latino Struggles” this Friday and Saturday in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the University’s Latina/o Studies Program. The two-day conference marks…
  9. October 16, 1995

    Original dance work part of dedication of `The Wave Field’

    The University Record, October 16, 1995 Original dance work part of dedication of ‘The Wave Field’ By Sally Pobojewski News and Information Services Art and engineering came together outside the Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Building on North Campus last week when the College of Engineering formally dedicated “The Wave Field,” an earth sculpture created by noted artist…
  10. October 16, 1995

    Physics Research Laboratory dedicated

    The University Record, October 16, 1995 Physics Research Laboratory dedicated By Sally Pobojewski News and Information Services Some 400 alumni, faculty and students gathered on the Diag last Thursday to dedicate the new $22-million Physics Research Laboratory and celebrate the future of physics at the University. “Work done here will contribute not only to the…