Rochester Review • University of Rochester

Winter-Spring 2001
Vol. 63, No. 2-3

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Celebrate Sesquicentennial

By all accounts the biggest and best party in University history, Sesquicentennial Weekend broke new ground, setting the stage for future annual celebrations. In pictures and stories, Rochester Review recreates the events of the weekend.

It's a Whole New Ball Game
by Scott Hauser

Dedicated during Sesquicentennial Weekend, the refurbished and renovated Robert B. Goergen Athletic Center is the culmination of a Yellowjacket athletic tradition that, after a rocky start, stretches back nearly 150 years..

Where is the Hive?

Surgeon General's Warning: A Year at Rochester is Beneficial to Your Prescription for Public Health
by Scott Hauser

In his role as U.S. Surgeon General, David Satcher '72M (Res) was one of the headliners at Sesquicentennial Weekend, and he had a lot to say about your health.

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Editor: Scott Hauser
Associate editor: Jeffrey Marsh
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