Volume 26 (1998)

• December 7, 1998 (#22)
  Spotlight shines on archeological project
  Polish singer presents holiday concert
  ResNet reaches 2,000th user
  Scientists find 'smoking gene'
  Diverse vendor opportunities
  Jensen to head international relations
  Calvert appointed to Watson Professorship
  Here, the a capella tradition still swings
  Speaker discusses holistic medicine
  

• November 23, 1998 (#21)
  University develops new curriculum
  $500,000 grant helps create electronic imaging program
  Wild Man premieres at University
  Simon School offers leadership course
  Study: 'Super-aspirin' versus Alzheimer's
  Colarutolo leads United Way campaign
  Schwert named University Professor
  Watts named Meckling Professor
  Berk named to endowed professorship
  Solomon debuts as playwright-in-residence
  INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH ROUNDUP
  Research participants needed
  

• November 9, 1998 (#20)
  Indian university taps Holmes for chair
  Vaccine technology gets shot in arm
  Admin. Building renamed Wallis Hall
  Experts will tell of gains in cancer war
  Hartnett features victim's stories
  Poet activist Forché will give reading
  Carol Scott, EH&S director, dies
  Research Roundup
  Team runs for University in New York
  FYI
  

• October 26, 1998 (#19)
  Former University leader Wallis dies
  Memorial service set for economist, presidential advisor
  Job listings will be updated more often
  Korea's Kumho Asiana will perform here
  Rouner will talk about being American
  Student researchers coming here
  Endowed professorship is Eastman first
  University strengthens ties to Poland
  Time writer will discuss president's impact
  Music school will host Weill Festival
  Events will note arrival of treasure trove of manuscripts
  Canadian economist joins faculty
  

• October 12, 1998 (#18)
  Electrical engineering changes name
  New designation reflects trend toward computers
  Locate latest contact info online
  Former Bush speechwriter will talk
  Sun shines on Mueller's 'A Foggy Day, now playing at Shaw Festival in Ontario
  Anthropologist: Shopping is about love
  Two nights of fiction, poetry await Plutzik fans
  Conference to look at impact of work
  Arcadia comes to life on Todd stage

• September 28, 1998 (#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
  

• September 14, 1998 (#16)
  Philosophy scholars pay tribute to mentor
  Faculty nominations sought for new dean
  Find books, maps, prints at Friends' fair
  Hartnett show eyes technology's role
  Orr offers new theory on how species split
  Here's motivation for couch potatoes
  Brink Fox addresses Board of Trustees
  Glenn Wiltsey, professor emeritus, dies
  F.Y.I.
  

• August 31, 1998 (#15)
  New office provides disability resources
  Alumni featured in N.Y. theater festival
  Convocation to feature Goergen awards
  Wiring for new phones starts in September
  Film lovers heaven (photo)
  Eastman appoints three professors
  Study: Eating fish is OK, despite mercury
  Research Roundup
  

• August 17, 1998 (#14)
  Family research center gets $4 million
  Simon tailors course to University staff
  Wilson Day: Still serving after 10 years
  Daycare center opens doors August 28
  At the gallery, glass and watercolors give way to mural art
  Yellowjacket Day
  F.Y.I.
  Marimba Melody (photo)

• August 3, 1998 (Student Summer Issue)
  Aramark now managing dining services
  Fall break move spares Homecoming
  Safety spurs one-way on Library Road
  Students make pitching in a tradition
  Dates to remember
  Sports complex plans moving forward
  F.Y.I.
  Think Ahead!
  Faculty endorse technology use in class
  Dorm TV options have expanded
  Warner, Eastman students win Fulbrights
  Gift restores periodical reading room
  Sophomore class gets new dean
  New phones to be installed this year
  In Brief
  Important information for the fall
  

• July 27, 1998 (#13)
  Parkinson's study here gets $2 million
  Faculty endorse technology use in class
  College will explore instructional equipment needs
  Colorful Romania to be celebrated here
  No need for Windows '98, experts advise
  Harm Potter, University 'ambassador,' dies
  Machine revolutionizes lens-making
  Gift restores periodical reading room
  Frontier gift creates Bittner professorship
  Marimbists bring music to Rochester
  Young physicists flock to Caribbean
  Epilepsy drugs useful for Alzheimer's
  New guide urges campus to 'Think Safe'
  Gender equality tops Forum 98 resolutions
  F.Y.I.

• July 6, 1998 (#12)
  Vision research center receives $1.5 million
  Safety spurs one-way on Library Road
  Paprocki, Greene take on new roles
  NEC will install new phone system
  A Fan's Notes author featured in exhibit
  University Press publishes 100th book
  New alumni director appointed
  F.Y.I.
  

• June 15, 1998 (#11)
  Thousands will celebrate women's rights
  Berlo named Susan B. Anthony professor
  Respected medieval lit project gets grant
  River Campus parking fees hold
  With Texaco Foundation grant, Eastman will bring more music to schoolchildren
  History's Conklin wins Berkshire Prize
  Q&A: A teacher for all times
  Clot-busters as effective as surgery
  Warner, Eastman students win Fulbrights
  New airway ensures plenty of oxygen
  Study: Rocking eases anxiety in seniors
  Visit the sea in Chihuly's art glass
  Q&A: Women in the academy
  Reunion--1958-64 (photos)
  After 63 years, judge returns to close the book on an M.A. in history
  Clifford Reifler, former UHS director, dies
  Meckling, former Simon dean, dies
  Scientists find new way to fight bacteria
  F.Y.I.
  

• May 26, 1998 (#10)
  It's time to prep computers for 2000
  Long-time staff get thanks for service
  Documentary tells story of Yodefat dig
  United Way logs 'best ever' campaign
  Summer renovation projects lined up for River Campus
  Regenstein on board as UCC director
  

• May 4, 1998 (#9)
  To: The University Community
  Computer sales, dining changes eyed
  Moore, Chu headline Commencement
  Plans under way to celebrate 150 years
  Parking lots to get security cameras
  Inside Information--Human Resources
  

• April 20, 1998 (#8)
  Eastman to inaugurate Undercofler
  Conference will look at race in America
  Doctor sheds light on 'minor' E.R. visits
  Women's sports institute gets first run
  New show opening at Hartnett
  Gross receives NEH research fellowship
  France, retired University v.p., dies
  Kaskas Lokot, famed contralto, dies
  Scholars explore violence in Middle Ages
  

• April 6, 1998 (#7)
  New library to house major collection
  Taylor computers to be down briefly
  Hanushek: Small classes not a plus
  Beyond Therapy comes to Todd Theater
  Toribara collects 5th national title
  Coming up in National Poetry Month
  Abood, prominent neuroscientist, dies
  Talk to look at Catholic life in America
  Bibby, pioneer in dental science, dies
  

• March 23, 1998 (#6)
  HR opens River Campus office
  Science features engineers' creation
  It's time to finalize foreign appointments
  Schedule changing for new phones
  Poli sci offers new spring lectures
  Daycare center enrollment begins
  Day of Caring
  Arts Fest presents renowned dancers
  Blue-collar background brings obstacles
  Inside Information--University Libraries
  F.Y.I.
  

• March 9, 1998 (#5)
  Sports complex overhaul under review
  Franchise pioneer Harper to be honored
  Divorcing couples get tips to help kids
  Debaters gather here for national tourney
  Child care information session planned
  Welch and troupe offer clown 'cure'
  Jordan, Kafka winner to give readings
  MAG's Sunday Fundays offer art for $1
  Internet provider offers discounts
  

• February 23, 1998 (#4)
  Fulbrights go to physicist, physician
  Zeitlin named distinguished professor
  Warner gathering to focus on city teaching
  Grad programs ranked among best
  Campaign seeks more participants
  Hartnett show looks at life on the job
  Simon mentor program wins G.E. grant
  Researchers test drugs for stuttering
  Rochester hosts photography symposium
  F.Y.I.
  Mirror, mirror on the wall (photo)
  

• February 9, 1998 (#3)
  Expanded EAP services debut in March
  Danforth wins national "5 A Day" award
  United Way seeks record participation
  Kreydt to lead Yellowjacket football
  Todd Theater to stage American classic
  Medical Center day care facility planned
  Physicist Lobkowicz dies at 65
  Professor emeritus Meyers dies
  Inside Information--University Libraries
  

• January 26, 1998 (#2)
  Trustees initiate presidential review process
  HR reports results of satisfaction survey
  Lab opens for 'everyday' experiments
  Parker becomes engineering dean
  Cadorette leads trip to adopted homeland
  Chemistry professor Schlessinger dies
  Former administrator Dowd dead at 73
  F.Y.I.
  

• January 12, 1998 (#1)
  Phone system transition gets under way
  --Timeline for phone switchover
  Geriatric center to train health workers
  Laser Lab to host visiting scientists
  Todd Lot will open during off hours
  Wins send Rochester into record books
  Livingstone, professor emeritus, dies
  

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