Online Archive: 1999

Jan. 7, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 7 Accolades University plans its King commemoration Chandrasekhar's legacy continues with naming of new NASA telescope Coming to Campus Marshall gives human rights scholar chance to study abroad Film Studies Center to present Man with a Movie Camera Jan. 18 in an authentic exhibition Dean Fischel to build on Baird's accomplishments in Chicago Law School Humanities Division, Harris School planning arts policy conference University helps Chicago public schools get connected to Internet In the News Mellon grant to fund yearlong seminar on computer technology's impact Roizman receives award for herpes simplex research Who says winter can't be fun? Woodward discovers babies develop reasoning skills as early as 5 months Jan. 21, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 8 Accolades Alumna returns Sacred and secular GSB professor Judith Chevalier receives first Bennett Research Prize Math department welcomes latest addition to its stellar team of recruits GSB's $1 million grant is supporting entrepreneurship programs Philip Hovda, former Dean of Students at the SSA In the News Cousins' lives harmonize through talents Student elected to College Board Alumni, Office of the Dean of the College prepare third-years for their futures Obituaries On the Air Inscriptions of Persian kings have moved from Persepolis to new Web home page Preuss wins Junior Award for her contributions to cell biology field Pritzker symposium to look more closely at inflationary theory University team works to reform Romanian health care system Smart Museum, Cafe temporarily closed for exhibition preparations Walter Wild, 44, Senior Research Associate Feb. 4, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 9 Alumni Board nominations sought Number of applicants jumps while SAT test scores rise Caption: Spirit of winter Carlstrom’s research gets $1 million boost Crime decreases, suspect arrested From Mars to asteroids In the News Chicago humanities alumni top Lingua Franca survey list Student program uses ever-growing conflict-resolution tool--mediation Committed to service Gov. Pataki to speak at Law School Skoulas, Heiser receive promotions Graduate School of Business to offer executive M.B.A. Singapore program Speakers at law symposium to ‘revisit formalism’ Transience Truman Foundation honors the College Caption: Walsh remembered Feb. 18, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 10 University retains world-renowned architects to design new structures ‘. . . I got 60, I need 70, who’ll give 70?’ Chemist Berry elected as National Science Academy home secretary Preservation projects are near the end Researchers publish new study on sexual dysfunction Ensemble members give and receive musical pleasure In Memoriam In the News Professors train high school teachers to express mathematical concepts MUNUC participants avert disaster, prevent crisis between Syria, Israel Conference connects music to mind Radiologist James Ryan, M.D. On the air Chicago has second highest number of Peace Corps volunteers actively working overseas Roundtable plans symposium on winner-take-all phenomenon University students encourage young scientists in local public schools Scholars will discuss human rights abuses at conference on torture Welcoming questions Mar. 4, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 11 Accolades Physicists announce antimatter discovery University hires architect Heuring to manage Campus Master Plan Professor Brekus researches women who evangelized before 1830s Deans submit statement to University Senate Committee reviewing student health insurance plan Journal wins Best Single Issue from American Association of Publishers In the News College hires international studies dean Li introduced the field of molecular phylogeny Fossil research may end feud Medical data show RealAge Sociology Professor Sassen shares her global perspective Chicago scientists design SPADUS President Sonnenschein to meet with staff Doctoral student escapes Rwandan attack Mar. 18, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 12 Spring Break Bus Schedule Grant supports Argonne, University collaboration on research projects Coming to Campus Students work hard for humanity while taking their annual spring break Biblical scholars ready to discuss influences of Hellenism on Judaism Holy Week event brings readings, music together in collaborative concert GSB, SSA student, who also protects Chicago citizens, receives honor In the News What is ... ? Biology students master the pen and microscope Culture club McClintock receives DSP appointment Mentorship programs guide students in professional schools The visual arts and all that jazz PATH audit investigates billing practices United Way announces Giving to Help campaign raffle winners Programs help guide students to improve academic expression NASA launches Chicago scientists' data-collecting instrument on Stardust NCAA names fourth-year economics student UAA Co-player of the Year Apr. 1, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 13 Big bang breakthroughs topic of spring session of Compton Lectures Brown succeeds Desan as master Chemistry student receives Churchill Cronin leads international project to track cosmic rays at Auger Observatory Dedicated to the humanities Director of Student Health, Herbolsheimer, dies at 86 In The News Faculty essays featured on new Web site commemorating end of the millennium Janel Mueller will succeed Dean Gossett Another Chicago student becomes Truman scholar Ryerson Lecture reaches 25th year as celebration of shared intellect, research Saller to serve second term Summer research intern wins first place in science fair Q & A...with Cass Sunstein Antitrust law focus of Federalist symposium Saller to serve second term Tuition, financial aid packages increase Conference will explore gender, social change and the built environment Staff vacancies Apr. 15, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 14 Sonnenschein delivers State of the University Address AdmiNET Web site offers administrative assistance O.I. archaeologist continues to dig at Turkish site rich in antiquity in Amuq Valley Burkhardt receives NIH grant Rosen, Professor Emeritus in Music, wins 1999 Capote Award Clark's latest book on new political culture applies to city's politics Coral reefs endangered says study author Archer Rockefeller event will celebrate Earth Day Newest course in chemistry will expand environmental education Goldwater scholars are named In the News Luis Castro Leiva, 56 Distinguished linguist James McCawley dies at 61 Model U.N. teaches diplomatic policy On the air Materials research science graduate students become high-tech SWAT team Philosophical Gourmet Report ranks Chicago tops in continental philosophy Bread and Puppet With a competitive edge, Chicago team prepares for next weekend’s quiz bowl Retention study looks at public school test scores American Astronomical Society names new writing prize after the late scientist David Schramm Public servant honored John Simpson talks about our nuclear past and future Mathematicians, economist receive Sloan Fellowships to continue their research Staff Vacancies Strand wins Pulitzer Prize for Poetry Researchers answer immunology question to help solve basic problem facing vaccines to treat AIDS and cancer Poland’s Archbishop Zycinski to participate in April 22 symposium on the Pope’s encyclical Apr. 29, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 15 University Hospitals open new comprehensive Breast Center Clinton will join Fuchs as convocation speaker James Coleman will be honored with a memorial lecture Students in the College receive grants for foreign language studies abroad Seven faculty members receive Guggenheims In the News Franke humanities institute matches scholars with journalists to take new look at visual literacy, other topics Kirsner wins milestone award in his lifelong career Award will allow staff at Regenstein to design a virtual library of history Martin Marty accepts Laing Award from University Press Divinity School conference to explore mysticism College quiz bowl team wins a triple crown Robert Sachs, Professor Emeritus in Physics, dies at age 82 Shakespeare Faces Retirement Sloan Center researchers to gather for conference at University Sports arbitration symposium planned for May 7 at Law School Trustees nominating new Chair May 13, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 16 University, ANL establish institute to bring together computer science and other fields Regenstein Library acquires rare facsimile of ninth-century Bible Childcare policy will be topic of conference at Palmer House Cracraft anticipates a win as final rounds of college Jeopardy! approach Financial experts to explore global economies Third-year will pursue writing with scholarship In the News Eager supporters Four Chicago students to receive Andrew W. Mellon Fellowships in Humanistic Studies Obuchi first Japanese prime minister to visit University’s campus Olin Center conference to begin Friday Science Olympians to compete on Saturday The usual unusual hunt Schneider’s research finds teens ambitious, but lacking direction J. John Sepkoski, 50, dies at home in Hyde Park Doniger says Star Wars explores myth of humanness, among others May 27, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 17 Chicago will welcome an impressive Class of 2003 Academies elect six professors from Chicago faculty Accolades Alumni recognized for their local, national service, University support Booth Prizes Bertram Cohler, William Rainey Harper Professor in the Social Sciences Collegiate Division quadcolloquy.edu Clinton visit requires logistical plan for June 12 convocation Oriental Institute to open gallery fit for its king Milton Ehre, Professor in Slavic Languages & Literatures Germanic Studies to celebrate reunification In the News Susan Kidwell, Professor in Geophysical Sciences Michael LaBarbera, Professor in Organismal Biology & Anatomy and Geophysical Sciences Hildebrand will receive Maclean Memorial services for two professors scheduled Physical Sciences Teaching Prizes Moishe Postone, Associate Professor in History Powwow coming June 1 to Midway Plaisance The Llewellyn John and Harriet Manchester Quantrell Awards for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Reunion classes support ChicaGO READ! literacy project now in third year June 10, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 18 456th Convocation Education conference to focus on English curriculum reforms 1999 Faculty Awards for Excellence in Graduate Teaching 1999 Faculty Awards for Excellence in Graduate Teaching Graduate students receive the most Fulbrights A humorous tribute Graduate Teaching Awards, The University of Chicago Philosopher, historian, scientist will receive honorary degrees at Friday convocation Sonnenschein will serve seventh and final year In the News Students in the College receive Leadership Awards Michel will assume his new post as Deputy Dean Phi Beta Kappa Society celebrates 100 years University Press to get new building to accommodate growth Faculty integrate religious, non-religious lives through project Schilsky named Associate Dean University Board elects new Chairman, Trustees Staff Vacancies July 15, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 19 Enduring Service Young poets honored SSA professor who co-edited forthcoming book on Hispanics in United States discusses content NASA names third Great Observatory Chandra The University of Chicago 456th Convocation Alumnus, astronaut will service Hubble Space Telescope on mission In the News New fellowship to study, work in Israel honors Rabbi Leifer Lucy appointed to Social Sciences post The Bard coming to Hutch Court Packard Foundation gives nearly $1 million to four Chicago faculty members Philipson leaves publishing legacy after 32-year career Poetry magazine a treasure worthy of preservation Faculty committee to advise Board of Trustees during presidential search University one of four elite institutions to join UNext.com Staff Vacancies Vogelzang named first Fred C. Buffett Professor, begins cancer center directorship Aug. 12, 1999 Vol. 18, No. 20 Chicago economist links abortion to falling crime rates NASA successfully launches Chandra X-ray Observatory, prepares operations NATO commander visits Music Department will hold auditions for ensembles Space Explorers map the invisible universe in radio astronomy class Fertilization competition discovered in mating fruit flies Hospitals rank 13th best in nation reports U.S. News & World Report MacBeth in the Courtyard LSA creates McCawley memorial fellowship Associate Professor Emeritus, graduate student win MESA awards University will play major role in Adaptive Optics Center Partial-day absences policy changes American Clarinet includes piece by Chicago composer Stagg parking lot temporarily expands Expert on modern China Tang Tsou dies at 80 UHRM, Community Affairs meetings explain neighborhood renewal Sept. 23, 1999 Vol. 19, No. 1 Accolades Bloom, influential education researcher New center to offer formal structure for faculty to share across disciplines Compton series will focus on black holes Cucci appointed as new head of Weiss Memorial DASI’s destination Facilities staff see much day-to-day progress Firms compete to design the new GSB complex In the News Kleitman, father of sleep research Building boom marks University’s move into 21st century University math program boosts teaching skills Meeting about projects scheduled Midway begins rebirth with rink, warming house Faculty honored with named professorships Faculty appointments bring distinguished scholars to University New Students Office eases first-years’ transition Main Quadrangle to get formal facelift Regenstein renovations nearly done New residence halls to provide a community feeling Society of Fellows builds on current strengths of Harper-Schmidt Program Oct. 7, 1999 Vol. 19, No. 2 Argonne open house Bluestone to head two new research projects October Calendar Highlights Cars parked illegally on Main Quad will be ticketed, towed Center for Gender Studies to examine justice for minorities Homecoming ’99 festivities to revisit the past Humanities Open House In the News Wei Jingsheng to visit campus Oct. 14-15 as Kovler Fellow Professor Lee named Packard fellow, Searle scholar James D. McCawley Memorial Service Program receives training grant from the NIMH Obituaries Temporary parking restrictions scheduled in Chicago Theological Seminary vicinity Breaking new ground American poetry series: Where the languages of artists, scholars meet Protein in male salamanders directly influences female receptivity Smart Museum receives $5 million Peace Corps volunteers honored University will offer new tuition benefit for full-time employees starting in January Visiting poets will go beyond usual readings by lecturing on their craft Oct. 21, 1999 Vol. 19, No. 3 October-November Calendar Highlights CORE panel discussion will bring to light importance of World War II era to civil rights movement DASI’s data to help explain origin of universe Faculty share their own queries, research in College Lecture Series Gifts of honor Hanauer honored with named professorship Rekindling the past President Sonnenschein encourages University community to contribute to ‘Giving to Help’ Campaign for United Way agencies. In Memoriam In the News Lab School Distinguished Alumni Dinner planned Medieval Studies conference to focus on role of bishops in medieval Europe Former economics professor wins Nobel Obituaries Faculty using an interdisciplinary approach to look at ‘big problems’ QUADCOLLOQUY.EDU Run for the bones University team 8th in gathering SETI data Human Rights Program will hold panel discussion on torture New Venture Challenge begins Call for democracy November 4, 1999 Vol. 19, No. 4 November Calendar Highlights Internet chat J.M. Coetzee honored with Booker Prize, top British fiction award Collection addition Report of Crime and Security Information––1998 Calendar Year American documentary filmmaker will receive Rosenberger First-years share common choice at alumni breakfast Gamma-ray bursts surpass quasars as most distant probes An American treasure In the News Who’s watching the children? A scholarly quest Conference to revisit Orwell’s message from 1984 Regenstein celebrates renovations Richter receives society's Wollard Award Symposium will showcase undergraduate science research Community tours encourage students to explore beyond home University celebrates von Hayek Campus Plan and Construction Web site provides project updates November 18, 1999 Vol. 19, No. 5 Architects selected for Bartlett, landscaping November & December Calendar Highlights Research looks at what drove sex chromosomes apart Law School graduates clerk for Supreme Court justices University's quiz team wins 'Battle of the Brains' tournament Ongoing controversy to be debated again Friday last day to park in Ellis Avenue lot Gamma-ray bursts surpass quasars as most distant probes Dean strives to foster community, coherence in Humanities Division In the News Team discovers Jobaria tiguidensis of Cretaceous Period Obituaries Payroll Y2K compliant since May Police make arrest for flag burning U.S. Postal Service will upgrade facilities Survey ranks Chicago’s Law School at No. 1 After renovations, Smart Museum reopens with two exhibits in new galleries Solar energy researcher Winston recognized Study shows early sex differences in spatial-learning skills Last public workshop about Midway is scheduled University ready for Y2K December 2, 1999 Vol. 19, No. 6 Accolades More outreach draws more of brightest students worldwide December Highlights Committee strengthens its film studies program Researchers focus on origin of full-color vision Comptroller to reduce operations during holidays Marriages decline, divorces climb as families evolve into 21st century University alumnus will travel to Hubble for repair mission In the News Latke or Hamentasch? Fourth-year scholar-athlete receives Lincoln Academy Medallion Pocket Opera returns to stage this month Pilat is new Director of Benefits Simpson receives first O'Ceallaigh Medal for cosmic-ray research Lack of sleep alters hormones, metabolism Four University students excel in women’s soccer Secretary of Education designates UCSMP program as 'Promising' Giving to Help Campaign donors will learn about United Way agencies on Dec. 7 at annual Pizza Party

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