MARCH 8, 2002

VOLUME 31, NUMBER 14

• English department's Janet Peery wins SCHEV Award
  
  
• Rosmarie Liu picked as USA Today scholar
  
  
• Campus community asked to decide whether university should have a motto
  

• NEWS AND NOTES
  • Fund-raising dinner set for Pindur scholarship
  • Real Estate Center to give market review, forecast
  • Cultural matinee explores parodies, satires, travesties
  • Spaces still available for summer study abroad
  • Lectures will address terrorism, Middle East
  • Register for Easter egg hunt
  • 'Sheer Madness' is next German film series offering
  • Flanders to sign copies of book about CSS Virginia
  
  
• CALENDAR
  
  
• FROM THE EDGE
  
  

• SACS, NCAA committees issue few recommendations
  
  
• Campus Community Campaign under way; goal set at $110,000
  
  
• Nuts to you!
  
  
• Shipboard visits offer insight into students in the military
  
  
• Campus Safety Committee formed
  
  
• Contract provides for continued delivery of TELETECHNET and CD-ROM courses for Navy personnel deployed on ships
  
  
• Renowned pianist Joseph Kalichstein in concert March 18
  
  
• Dana Heller awarded Fulbright grant
  
  
• Ancient Japanese theatre performance set for 24th
  
  
• Women's History Month Calendar: March 8-25
  
  
• Recreation & leisure studies getting new name, new focus
  
  
• Donated magazines are put to good use
  
  
• COMMENTARY
  Why I Hate Checkhov
  
  
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
  Deepak Chopra presentations on 'alternative medicine' have more to do with entertainment than science