Oct. 15, 1998 Vol. 7, No. 4

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Sponsored Research Reached New Highs Last Academic Year

ART APPRECIATION-McMullen Museum of Art Head Docent Nancy Joyce explains some imagery in the museum's "Imaging Meiji" exhibition to Anne Starr of Melrose (partially obscured) and Stephanie Wade '01 last week. The exhibition runs through Dec. 6. (Photo by Lee Pellegrini)

NEWS E-mail Incident Investigation Continues--Anti-Defamation League praises University's response United Way Drive To Kick Off World View--Presidential Scholars Program expands internship opportunites and will enroll more top students Search For Info Tech V.P. Progresses Honorary Degree Nominations Sought For 2000 Price Also Elected, Boisi Re-Elected As Trustees B.C. Neighborhood Center Organizes A/B Health Week Geologist Kineke Wins N.S.F. Prize Employee Health Fairs Scheduled Jesuit Community To Offer Employee, Student Retreats O'Toole Chairs National Group Snapper Wins Award Nursing Journal Honors Mahony Phi Beta Kappa Students Pick Fr. Howard For Honor Volunteers Raised $25k For The Campus School

FEATURES Emergency Students-- Student EMT corps organized after Kevin Eidt's sudden death in 1997 now backs up BCPD Corporation Nation--Sociologist Derber calls for 'positive populism' to counter what he sees as big business' unchecked power Welcome Additions--Introductions of new, tenure-track faculty Postings Calendar People Return to Chronicle Home Page