Record: October 22, 2004

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Oct. 22, 2004
Vol. 29, No. 11

Mark Rollins
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Andrea Heugatter, one of the newest faculty fellows in the South 40, enjoys a conversation wtih freshmen Kevin Tang and Shi Su.

New faculty fellows living in South 40

The goal of the faculty fellows program is to help integrate academic and residential life by having professors live in the residence halls.

School of Law to host conference on whiteness Oct. 29

The interdisciplinary conference on "Whiteness: Some Critical Perspectives" will be Oct. 29 in Anheuser-Busch Hall.

Invisible Man to be seen at Edison

Aquila Theatre Company will present a new stage adaptation of H.G. Wells' timeless morality tale The Invisible Man Oct. 29-30.

Phillips is National Book Award finalist

He was nominated for his seventh collection of poetry, The Rest of Love: Poems; it's the second time he's been up for the prize.

International HIV prevention led by medical researchers

Investigators are launching several projects aimed at preventing the global spread of HIV infection by reducing high-risk behaviors.

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Rare Muslim-Jewish student group thrives

Composed of Muslim and Jewish students, the organization provides a means for formal dialogue sessions and educational programs.

Research: Jupiter moon vaporizing rock gases into its atmosphere

Computer models of volcanic eruptions on Io show the lavas are so hot that they are vaporizing sodium, potassium, silicon and iron.

Irish drama: Kilroy, Frazier to present events Oct. 22-23

Both events are sponsored by the Department of English and The Writing Program, and are free and open to the public.

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'Ethics Forum for Tax Practitioners' Oct. 29

Chideya talk: 'Reaching the 100 Million Missing Voters'

Torres to discuss environmental justice, civil rights issues Oct. 28

Oct. 24 concert to celebrate Dvorak, Ives

Fiction writer Earley to lecture, read for Writing Program Reading Series

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A record 1,200 families registered for Parents Weekend Oct. 15-17; activities included jazz in Holmes Lounge and a fashion show.

The Sam Fox Arts Center held the "Festival of the Arts" to spotlight construction of the Kemper Art Museum and Walker Hall.

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