Online Archive: 1994

Jan. 6, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 9
- UT, WHPK sponsor 'Battle of the Bands'
- Becker: Providing a feminist perspective on law
- Benton program suspended
- Business functions reassigned
- Inventory can help in choosing career
- Concerto competition Jan. 22
- Single suspect sought for three of four robberies on Jan.
- Evidence shows gamma ray bursts originate in Milky Way
- Winter festival Jan. 17-22
- Meulemans named VP at Hospitals
- Life of King remembered
- Lectures to examine work of Leo Strauss
- Statement on plutonium experiments
- Committee on campus security, crime prevention to convene
- Bronze Age source of tin discovered
- Contributions can provide link to educational success
- Blue Gargoyle needs volunteers
- Hyde Park voucher program proving to be successful
- Winter Weekend courses scheduled
Jan. 20, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 10
- Writing award established in honor of teacher, University
- Gordon Antelman, GSB
- Fellowship fund created in honor of first Ph.D. recipient
- Sexual assault: Reporting crime only way to stop offender
- What to do if you are sexually assaulted
- 1993-94 committee appointed; evaluates complaints against
- Sen. Braun to narrate Jan. 29 Black History Month concert
- Environmental cleanups linked to economic issue
- Credit union expansion ahead, new president says
- Allison Davis honored with U.S. postage stamp
- Improvement in employee retirement plan announced
- Kuviasungnerk continues
- Library expands electronic holdings; more to come
- Hospitals honors four employees
- Applications being accepted for ombudsperson
- Eight faculty members named to endowed chairs
- Symposium to address issues of child abuse, domestic viol
- Subzero weather brings more buses
Feb. 3, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 11
- Capsules
- Employees commended for performance during cold snap
- Off-Off-Campus provides creative outlet, comic relief
- 'Ecolympics': Students compete to reduce waste
- Two new faculty members join Department of Surgery
- Traditional music featured at festival
- Harold Haydon, Art
- 'Turn of Century Home' at Renaissance Society
- Social Sciences lecture Feb. 9
- Mandated survey will require employee participation
- Enjoyment of learning crucial for students to excel
- Volunteer award nominees sought
- Kurt Vonnegut to visit campus as Kovler Fellow
- Wedding ceremony part of Discover Nubia! Day
Feb. 17, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 12
- Nobelists, professor's dog help raise money in auction
- Muriel Beadle
- Caption: William Julius Wilson and Mayor Daley
- Deadline change
- Comet collision with Jupiter destined to make cosmic wave
- Ethnic-minority recruitment focus of BSD committee
- Arrests made in recent robberies; sexual assault at party
- Game boys: Blazing 'Pathways' into computer-game industry
- New homes under construction
- Icons of American Protestantism
- Two University policy manuals now on reserve at libraries
- Gilbert & Sullivan's 'Mikado'
- Party! Party! Party!
- Kadi wins King Faisal Prize in Literature
- Record amount pledged in United Way campaign
- 'Promised Verse': Poetry, influence and power
March 10, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 13
- U of C on the air
- Antelman memorial
- Nine new members join Court's artists council
- 1994-95 term bill announced
- Boxing for women? It's history
- Cambridge Exchange awarded to Tuckness
- Caption: Press conference
- Caption: Press conference
- Calendar deadline change
- New football coach named
- Winter Convocation March 18
- Duchossois family gives $21 million to University
- William Henry, Psychology
- Said, Sullivan to be awarded honorary degrees
- Newell to succeed Rudall as Artistic Director
- OED now on network
- Woman sought in armed robberies
- Braxton Ross, Classics
- Intervention effective in helping homeless
- First year a true first for homeschooled student
- All-night study space available
- Ralph Tyler, Education
- WHPK seeks host
March 31, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 14
- Seven on faculty elected to Academy of Arts & Sciences
- West to give inaugural Aims of Religion address
- Court Theatre 'Fiesta' benefit April 15
- Library book sale
- Leon Botstein to visit as Kovler Fellow
- Capsules
- Caption: Last chance for 'Importance of Being Earnest' at
- Caption: Downtown Center opens for classes
- Caption: Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center to perfo
- Caption: Pierce joins University Police
- Caption: Springtime on the quads
- Lectures on neutrinos: Science for non-scientists
- Task force assessing computing needs; input welcome
- Construction project under way on quads
- Nominations sought for Council of University Senate
- Arrest made in abduction case
- Saller new Social Sciences Dean; Gossett reappointed
- Doane opens series with 'Technology and Sexuality'
- Model U.N. team top for sixth year
- 16 Model U.N. students win individual awards
- Motet Choir to perform on Good Friday
- Law students extend a helping hand
- U of C On the Air
- Volunteers needed for Reachout '94
- Fleming, McCullagh elected to Royal Society
- U of C night at Comiskey Park
- 'Challengeof Breast Cancer' summit April 8
- Wilson to present Ryerson Lecture: 'Race and the New Urba
April 14, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 15
- Benefits question? Get answer via e-mail
- Added service in East-West bus route
- Photo: Reachout '94
- Ballots due for senate election
- Baird new Law Dean; Glaser Acting Dean of Harris School
- 'Frida: The Last Portrait' at Court Theatre
- Zbigniew Golab, Slavic Languages & Literatures
- Vesta Sutton Hutchins
- Five decades of studying world food production
- Johnson: 50 years as a citizen of the University
- If it's major, it's MAB
- Gift will fund lecture hall in new Downtown Center
- Open meetings scheduled
- Project providing foundation for 'information superhighwa
- Financing program can help employees buy new homes
- Robert Redford to visit as Kovler Fellow this month
- Police warn of potential scams
- White Sox tickets on sale through April 29
- Staff vacancies
April 28, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 16
- Coleman receives first Phoenix award
- Student positions open on advisory committee
- Blacks pessimistic about future, Dawson says
- Hospitals VPs appointed
- Ethnic food, fun at Festival of Nations
- 'Stalin's Peasants': Present reflects past
- Hike for Humanity May 7
- Scavenger hunt: Time to register!
- Second annual Jazz Festival featuring three nights of mus
- Open meeting for students
- Graduate student's work may solve puzzle in plant genetic
- Staff positions
- Ross memorial service
- Robert Stepto, Obs. & Gyn.
- Space Utilization Survey due Friday
- Sutherland memorial service
- Chicago scientists find evidence for top quark
- Graduate students play integral role in search for top qu
- Director of new oncology center appointed
- Inauguration highlights to be broadcast on WFMT
May 12, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 17
- French ambassador to visit, lecture
- Join President Sonnenschein in 'Bike for Fun'
- Library book sale this month
- Music, dancing on Main Quad May 20 & 21
- Administrative cost savings of $2.5 million achieved
- Severance policy for laid-off employees announced
- Caption: U of C Night at Comiskey Park
- Caption: Annual Scavenger Hunt
- Crime down, but season warrants extra caution
- May 20 food drive to benefit local pantry
- Friedman elected to Macedonian Academy of Arts and Scienc
- Donations sought for senior class gift
- Golab memorial service
- Kollek to give Pick Lecture
- Gerald Rosenberg receives Laing Prize
- Medinet Habu: Press coverage brings forth missing records
- Seven Chicago students named Mellon Fellows
- Bloch, Mahowald, elected to National Academy of Sciences
- Olin conference: 'Reflections on Love and Friendship'
- University of Chicago On the Air
- Staff positions
- Renaissance Society: The First 75 Years
- Artists at the Renaissance Society
- University scientists help usher in new era of research
- Sumner reappointed Director of Oriental Institute
May 26, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 18
- Amoco Foundation Award for Distinguished Contributions to
- Haitian president Aristide to present lecture on May 31
- Alumni contributions to be recognized at June 4 assembly
- Graduate students awarded Booth teaching prizes
- Obituary: Norman Burns, Education
- Caption: Dance-a-thon during Summer Breeze
- Caption: College Bowl winners
- Green named Churchill Scholar
- 25 Year Club: 7,566 years of service to University
- 25 Year Club: Board of trustees and new members
- Quantrell Award: James Cronin, University Professor in Ph
- Symposium marks dedication of biosciences complex
- Amoco Award: Philip Hoffmann, Professor in Pharmacologica
- Holgate appointed VP for Development, Alumni Relations
- Three distinguished scholars to receive honorary degrees
- Woodward awarded four-year grant from Merck Fund
- Obituary: Harold 'Jeff' Metcalf, GSB
- On the Air: The University of Chicago
- Staff positions
- Llewellyn John and Harriet Manchester Quantrell Award for
- Alumni Reunion June 3-5
- Pattern of robberies reported
- Rockefeller CD available
- Quantrell Award: Ingrid Rowland, Assistant Professor in A
- Suspects arrested in shooting
- Amoco Award: Herman Sinaiko, Professor in the Humanities
- Two scientists named Sloan Fellows
- Quantrell Award: George Stocking, Stein-Freiler Distingui
- Quantrell Award: Michael Wade, Professor and Chairman of
June 9, 1994
Vol. 13, No. 19
First Annan Award winner announced
Marty elected to American Philosophical Society
Women's Board names new head
Summer bus schedule reminder
Caption: Dedication ceremony
Caption: Medline in operation
Capsules
Summer Carillon Festival opens June 19
Departments win awards
Annual Chicago Day comes to campus
Weston Christopherson, Life Trustee
Last Chronicle of spring quarter
College students receive major academic awards
HP Academy concert June 18
Construction to begin on 59th Street bridge
435th Convocation June 10-11
Obituary: Herrlee Creel, East Asian Languages & Civilizations
High-speed network to link U of C, Argonne, Fermilab
Arrest made in series of robberies
University dissertation fellowships awarded to 17
Sanjay Dhar wins GSB's Emory Williams Award
Six students receive Galler Prize
U Hospitals 1st to treat kidney-cancer patient with gene
Graduate students lead in national competition
Oriental Institute receives NEH grant for renovation proj
Halpern wins Welch Award
Faculty Award: Harry Harootunian, Max Palevsky Prof. in H
Departments win awards
Martha McClintock: Professor in Psychology
Faculty Award: Stephen Meredith, Associate Professor in P
Opera under the stars
Physical Sciences Teaching Prizes
DSPs, named professorships awarded to 10 on faculty
Spencer Fellowship to Roderick
Faculty Award: David Schramm, Louis Block Prof. in Physic
Outdoor concerts continue
Investigating issues of race in 19th-century literature

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