Rochester Review is published 3 times annually
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Volume 60, Number 2, Winter 1997-98

Departments			Features
Letters to the Editor Rochester in Review Alumnus wins Nobel Eastman School director named College offers ASL as undergraduate major University joins Internet2 DOE renews commitment to LLE In brief Out of pure light, physicists create particles of matter Notes on research Rochester quotes Sports: 1997 Hall of Famers Alumni Review Photo: The inventor of Wilson Day Reunion clusters add luster to College events Look who's turning the bit 1*5*0! Changes to Trustees' Council Seasonal addresses Rochester traditions To contact a classmate Alumni Gazette The job of a lifetime: David Satcher '72M (Res) Polishing Apple: Avie Tevanian '83 Soccer entrepreneur: Jill McCabe '88 "All together now": Jim Cain '96 (PhD) Man in balance: Jonathan Mayer '73 Salute to military music: Phil '80E and Shelley Philibosian Waite '80E Class Notes River Campus Undergraduate River Campus Graduate Eastman School of Music School of Medicine and Dentistry School of Nursing In Memoriam Class Acts: Special Achievement Alumni Relations: Alumni legacies; Fleming family In Appreciation: Richard Wilson '42; Josephine Kelly Craytor '46, '60W (MS) and Helen McNerney '66N (MS) Books & Recordings by alumni and faculty After/Words Maria Schneider '85E (MM): "The Leader of the Band" Back cover Jump start: 1997 Stonehurst Capital Regatta Alumni Association Announcements Donor portraits: Roger '54 and Joan Lathan Spring 1998 Reunion Travel			Special Report: PMHP Turns 40 by Sharon Dickman Begun experimentally in a single Rochester elementary school, the Primary Mental Health Project flourishes in hundreds of school districts around the world. "Yelling for Joy" Professor Mueller and "The 11 O'Clock Number" by Denise Bolger Kovnat "If your students are asleep, you're not going to teach them much," says one of Rochester's award-winning teachers. But John Mueller's classes are anything but sleep-inducing. Two Modest Predictions by John Mueller The Good Neighbors: Rochester's RAs by Kathy Quinn Thomas They're cheerleaders, counselors, conflict managers, and social directors (not to mention students). It's a tough job, and they love it. Reader's Guide by Denise Bolger Kovnat Many of Rush Rhees Library's treasures--including letters from Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, as well as the relics of the University's own institutional past--have been in Karl Kabelac's keeping for 30 years. And he knows exactly where everything is. A Gallery of Treasures The Mystery of "The Shaking Palsy" by Tom Rickey Parkinson's disease still holds its secrets, but neurological scientists are making inroads into underlying causes and more effective treatments. The Unfortunate Addict Serial Thriller by Jan Fitzpatrick In the novels of Thomas Perry '74 (PhD), killers stalk their prey and bodies pile up. Sometimes, the good guys have to go on the run. When they do, protagonist Jane Whitefield steps in to help. Nobody does it better.

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