TIME TO PLAY--Plenty of sun greeted faculty and staff who brought their families to Wilson Commons lawn for Yellowjacket Day, the University's collective tradition for ringing in the new school year. Plenty of students, too, took turns dunking friends in the tank, battling each other with inflated "logs," and zooming around at odd angles on the Paratrooper and other rides. (Younger kids found face painting, papermaking, and sand art.) The Atomic Fireballs brought the day to a swinging end.

September 28, 1998
Volume 26 Number 17

• Regatta marks 10th year of river racing
• Kathleen Parthé named to Brugler chair
• Search begins for sports & rec director
• Gronk will create mural art at MAG
  Mexican-American artist begins residency October 6
• Rates set for new telephone system
• Cleveland's Dohnányi to conduct Eastman Philharmonia
  Music school will honor esteemed conductor with honorary doctorate
• Author Kohn to headline Warner event
• Sense of perspective spurs runner
• Faculty/Staff Phone Books
• In Brief
• Calendar of Events
• Classifieds
• Jobs

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Make a note of this Currents will publish its next issue Monday, October 12. The deadline for submissions is Monday, October 5, one week prior to publication. Phone x5-4118; fax 275-0359; or e-mail currents@admin.rochester.edu.

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Currents staff

Sally Parker, editor
Eileen Sullivan, calendar and classified editor
Joe Gawlowicz, photographer
Joseph P. Chakalis, Sr., webmaster

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