1. Prisoners seek to break stereotypes through their art

   January 19, 1998

2. Student stabbed, killed on North Campus; alleged assailant also dead

   September 23, 1997

3. Fall issue of the Michigan Quarterly Review available

   September 23, 1997

4. U-M hosting a symposium on flat panel display

   September 22, 1997

5. General Fund expenditures totaled $892 million in 1996-97

   September 18, 1997

6. Regents approve new title and appointment for Homer Neal

   September 18, 1997

7. Ten faculty members retire

   September 18, 1997

8. Sports team owners, Council of Learned Societies president at dedications

   September 16, 1997

9. Advisory: Campaign for Michigan closing celebration

   September 16, 1997

10. Public symposium on “Managing Professional Sports” Sept. 26

    September 16, 1997

11. Professor analyzes U.S. foreign policy toward “rogue regimes”

    September 15, 1997

12. Presidential inauguration also inaugurates YoHA

    September 15, 1997

13. Edward Said to speak at U-M symposium celebrating D’Arms Awards.

    September 12, 1997

14. Philosophy Prof. Emeritus Richard B. Brandt died Sept. 10

    September 12, 1997

15. Dental professors honored by NDA

    September 11, 1997

16. Author to speak on “Power, Abuse and Memory”

    September 11, 1997

17. Former Vice President Lyle Nelson dies

    September 11, 1997

18. Study shows immigration “push,” welfare “pull” on poor children

    September 9, 1997

19. Judith Wallerstein on helping children cope with parents’ divorce

    September 8, 1997

20. Center for Japanese Studies names its faculty grant recipients

    September 5, 1997

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