The Record

Vol. 20 No. 32 May 16, 1996

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Photo taken during 1907 Commencement.

Washington University's long and tradition-rich history will be chronicled in a 700-page book written by Ralph E. Morrow, Ph.D., professor emeritus of history in Arts and Sciences. The book will be published in October. The archival photograph above, taken during the University's 1907 Commencement, shows faculty members, left, leading the academic procession through Brookings Quadrangle. In the University's early years, Commencement was held in Francis Gymnasium, and the faculty, graduates, friends and family would proceed from Brookings Quadrangle across campus to the gymnasium. The faculty members pictured are on a walkway that today stretches in front of Beaumont Pavilion, the site of modern Commencement ceremonies. (To read more about Morrow's history of the University, click here.) Photo courtesy of Washington University Archives.

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News

* University to confer more than 2,300 degrees
* 135 Commencement -- Order of Exercises
* Commencement Week
* Olympic torch to pass through Hilltop Campus en route to Atlanta
* Faculty member searching for Ferris wheel's axle
* Morrow's work chronicles the 140-plus-year history of the University
* Staff Day celebrates milestone birthday
* Full course of cultural treats on 1996-97 'OVATIONS!' menu
* Class of 1996 recalls the 'Debate of 1992'
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Gallery of Graduates

* Lifetime of journeys leads to liberation for Tâm Lê
* Peterson combined medicine, missionary work in Kenyan hospital
* Folkl shows why 'student' comes first in 'student-athlete'
* Wentling committed to improving West Africa's economic progress
* Law student kept Immigration Project from closing
* Engineering graduate made harrowing trip through Iraq
* Wilson motivated by concern for the welfare of real people
* Jegla finds link between human, jellyfish nervous systems
* Architecture student takes design to a different level
* Takahashi focused her lens on earning dual degrees
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Medical Update

* A new version: Updated PSA test identifies potentially aggressive prostate tumors
* Will R. Ross named new associate dean
* Lecture to address helping the elderly
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Washington People

* Macias focuses on fundamental excellence
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Calendar

* Exhibitions
* Lectures
* Miscellany
* Calendar Guidelines
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For The Record

* For The Record
* Social work school presents awards for exceptional service
* Students win Fulbright Scholarships
* Two biology graduates win 1996 Spector Prize
* Seniors to be recognized at Eliot convocation
* Architecture school presents several honors
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