Rochester Review is published 3 times annually
by the University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, USA

Volume 59, Number 2, Winter 1996-97

Departments Letters to the Editor Rochester in Review New Library Dean In Brief Re-orchestrating the Canon Research Notes Braving the Arctic Tundra Quotes Sports ReView Point: Jay H. Stein Alumni Review New RC Reunion Schedule Wilson Day Goes National Simon Alumni at Kodak Susan B. Anthony Center Legacy Students Alumni Councils Alumni Gazette Conductor of Electricity: Bridget-Michaele Reischl '85E Most Valuable Promoter: Steve Ulrich '78 The New Super: Kay McClendon Royster '90W (EdD) Scaling the Heights: Gary Pomerantz '79 Star (Trek) Composer: Alexander Courage '41E Animal Farmer: Donald Huene '59M Work Coach: Pamela York Klainer '80 (PhD) Class Notes Class Acts: Special Achievement In Appreciation: Robert Hopkins Chair Meliorist: Larry Bloch '75, Trustees' Council President Alumni Relations: Neel Family Books & Recordings by alumni and faculty After/Words Helena Stolka '86 "Taking Care of Business in the Czech Republic" Cat-in-the Hat Alumni Association Announcements Reunion '97 Job Trak Travel Charitable Gift Annuities

Features In Pursuit of the Next Good Question by Kathy Quinn Thomas Quest: It's a brand-new category of courses designed to introduce freshmen to the exhilarating ways in which faculty members discover and build knowledge. Over Pizza Freeze Frame Overture by Denise Bolger Kovnat Back when a million really was a million, industrialist George Eastman built one of the most splendid monuments to music America had ever seen. They called it the Eastman School of Music. Timeline Fulfilling Eastman's Dream Singing Lessons by Jan Fitzpatrick Finding out how the zebra finch learns to sing can teach us a thing or two about human learning and memory, say two Rochester researchers. Llama in a Taxicab by Denise Bolger Kovnat Priest, scholar, and professor, Curt Cadorette has spent much of his life as a missionary in Peru. Now he's Rochester's new Newman Professor, sharing his personal theology of hope and affirmation. Plato, Socrates, and Ms. Lozeau by Jan Fitzpatrick Why is cheating wrong? Because of its consequences, or because it breaks a fundamental rule? Some undergraduates are helping local schoolchildren wrap their minds around such moral puzzlers. Going On, with Enthusiasm by Jeremy Schlosberg John Shantz '55 has multiple sclerosis, a life-altering disease. But rather than let himself be defeated by circumstances, he copes. And he has found a way to help others do the same thing. MS Research at Rochester If You Had MS in . . .

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