DEPAUW NEWS ARCHIVE

News headlines from 1998-1999

• DePauw alumni couple endow The Cassel Grubb University Professorship
• Walt Disney's Judson C. Green '74 to give Commencement address; University to award honorary degrees to four alumni
• Two members inducted into Media Wall of Fame; C-SPAN chairman to speak
• 20 Years of C-SPAN, ESPN and USA Network topic of Panel on May 6
• Journalism ethics is topic of Poynter Institute's Robert Steele '69
• National Association of Broadcasters President Edward Fritts to speak
• DePauw's Nobel Prize winner Ferid Murad '58 on campus April 23
• Economic adviser George Gilder to speak on "Effects of Technology"
• Symphony Orchestra Will Feature Concerto Competition Winners
• Famed Dinosaur Fossil Hunter Jack Horner to Speak at DePauw
• Youth survey shows needs in Putnam County; nominations sought for Youth Leadership Awards
• How does your garden grow? Botany professor offers expert tips for starting a garden
• Music professor Craig Paré receives award for exemplary teaching
• Debaters are champions in one category, sixth overall in national tournament
• Second 'Safe Place' Summit for Putnam County's Youth to focus on solutions for identified community needs
• Media critic George Gerbner, controversial playwright Tony Kushner to speak at Undergraduate Communication Honors Conference
• History Professor Barbara Steinson receives prestigious Clio Grant to write book on rural women in Indiana
• Latin American affairs scholar and author to discuss Haiti, Dominican Republic on March 2
• Southern Poverty Law Center's Morris Dees to give convocation Feb. 19
• "The Moral Authority of the Presidency" will be the topic of Ubben Lecture by Pulitzer Prize winner and best-selling author Doris Kearns Goodwin
• The Merry Widow makes for a good Valentine's Week Opera
• DePauw alumna and top-rated New York City DJ to speak on Feb. 8
• Emison Art Center features Indiana debut of an Ohio art show
• Olympic Gold Medalist Lucinda Adams to give convocation on Feb. 4
• Civil rights activist to give Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation
• Two DePauw Student Musicians Named to Prestigious Intercollegiate Band
• DePauw Chamber Symphony Kicks Off Nine-Day Concert Tour of Japan
• "The Decline of American Democracy" Is Topic of Lawrence Hansen Speech
• "Post Monica Politics" Topic of Stuart Rothenberg Speech at DePauw
• Vast Majority of History Faculty Are Not Satisfied With Their Level of Technology Use in Teaching, DPU Professor's Study Indicates
• Thanksgiving may be just a story, but it's the tradition that's important … AND tasty
• Former U.S. Senator Alan K. Simpson to Give Ubben Lecture
• Memorial concert scheduled in honor of long-time DePauw music professor Herman Berg
• Encouraging women students in science is focus of Project Kaleidoscope Workshop at DePauw
• DePauw Alumnus Ferid Murad Shares Nobel Prize in Medicine
• DePauw Extends Capital Campaign and Raises Goal to $300 Million
• Teaching at DePauw to benefit from $ 1 million gift from Martha Rieth
• David Gergen to open 1998 Ubben Lecture Series at DePauw University
• DePauw Receives Mellon Foundation Grant for Technology and Teaching
• DePauw University receives $39.2 million gift: funds for scholarship support
• Lewis E. Bogage named University rabbi and director of Jewish life
• DPU alumna and author Barbara Kingsolver in PBS documentary