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In this issue |
Issue
48,
Jan. 18, 2006 |
Schedule features politicians, policy
makers • Undergrad assistantship requests sought • William
Osborne honored by IEEE • Summey wins inaugural
'Impact Award' • Aldo Migone honored for work • Fliers
Row • Transitions • Student Information
System vendors to visit • Parking lot safety in
focus • On the airwaves • Used cell phone drive
successful • Notable • Coming events |
Issue 49,
Jan. 25, 2006 |
Costello's help saves SIUC $1.3 million • McLafferty
annex open house is Thursday • SIUC to observe Black
History Month • SIUC, Taiwanese university explore
partnership • Fliers Row • A big boost from
a top Dawg • SIUC researcher using coal to generate
hydrogen • Medical School sets Black History Month
events • A golden era of memories • A/P award
nominations sought • Medical School study of tinnitus
under way • Working to resolve disputes • Forestry
professor provides expertise to Afghans • Medical
School cancer symposium set • Plant sale this week • Notable • Coming
events |
Issue
50,
February 1, 2006 |
Grand openings on tap for Friday • Open
house at SIUC recognizes progress • SIUC financial
aid office sponsoring events • Fliers Row • Restivo
new chair of Beautify Southern Illinois • President
Poshard, state budget to be 'InFocus' • WSIU-FM
news director shares expertise in India • Getting
in a little extra work • Student art exhibits on
display at museum • Notable • Coming events |
Issue
51,
February 8, 2006 |
Disease may be devastating amphibian
population • International Festival is Feb. 14-17 • Spinner
to recount experiences covering war • Kumar creates
field exploration DVDs • Gretchen Wilson tickets
go on sale Saturday • Fliers Row • Coming events • Notable • 'Fitfest'
scheduled for Feb. 25-26• On the airwaves |
Issue
52,
February 15, 2006 |
SIUC student wins national recognition • 'Project
AngelFood' drive starts March 1 • SIUC to host aviation
security conference • Opening ceremony • Open
house set for Feb. 20 • Acclaimed photographer returns
to SIUC Feb. 21 • Fliers Row • Transitions • On
the airwaves • Notable • Coming events |
Issue
53,
February 22, 2006 |
Thai university president visits campus • Big
Muddy Film Festival opens Friday • Effort under
way to help families • Open house • Engineering
Day set for Thursday • Nominees sought for Civil
Service award • Fliers Row • A/P council
seeks nominees for open seats • Notable • Coming
events |
Issue
54,
March 1, 2006 |
Guide offers tools for creating diverse
faculty • Anheuser-Busch chief tours steam plant • A
vision of the future • SIUC to observe Women's History
Month • Communication college attracts two new chairs • Salukis
look to punch NCAA tourney ticket • Fliers Row • Future
of linguistics program to be discussed • U.S. appellate
judge to speak at law school • Recounting her experiences • Andrew
Smith writing entries sought • Medicare elections
upcoming • Notable • Coming events |
Issue
55,
March 8, 2006 |
'Opportunity Through Excellence' event
March 29 • Wellness walk will support scholarships • Hands-free
talking still dangerous when driving • Five finalists
for Student Center director • Share in the dance • The
Drive for 5 !! • Fliers Row • Sharing comprehensive
recruiting ideas • On the airwaves • Annual
spring yard and craft sale is April 22 • Saluki
women look for tourney crown • Medical school names
plastic surgery chair • Notable • Coming events |
Issue
56,
March 15, 2006 |
Outstanding A/P Award nominees named • Grant
announcement • Mapping project will aid River
to River runners • Ikeda, Mikva to receive honorary
degrees • Twenty-five faculty members receive promotions • Transitions • Saluki
pride • Fliers Row • On the airwaves • Coming
events |
Issue
57,
March 23, 2006 |
Paulette Curkin wins A/P staff service
award • Opportunity Through Excellence event next
week • Chancellor announces holiday schedule • Two
SIUC students named Goldwater Scholars • Open house
is Saturday • Fliers Row • Sharing his thoughts • Women's
club scholarship entries due • Conference to
explore portrayal of race in media • Susan Schumake
murder case resolved • Coming events |
Issue
58,
March 29, 2006 |
Opportunity for excellence • SIUC
to observe Asian Awareness Month • Women of Distinction
nominations sought • SIUC, GM celebrate 37-year
partnership • Agriculture Industry Day set for April
22 • Fliers Row • Providing care • Liberal
arts alumni return to campus Thursday • Theatrical
'Journeys' on tap at SIUC • Notable • Coming
events |
Issue
59,
April 5, 2006 |
Mohammed named SIUC's Outstanding Scholar • McPheeters'
gift supports business college • State of the University
address is April 12 • Civil Service award nominees
to be honored • SIUC to recognize 2,037 students
on Honors Day • Brown named Business Leader of the
Year • McCubbin to travel to China as Fulbright
Scholar • Gala weekend to mark theater's 40th anniversary • Business
college adds five to Hall of Fame • In loving memory • Delancey
Moore funeral set • Four share $20,000 Rickert-Ziebold
art award • Pulliam Scholarship applications available • Fliers
Row • We must be very, very quiet • On-campus
telephone feature available • It's time to eat • On
the airwaves • Coming events |
Issue
60,
April 12, 2006 |
Business college dean finalists plan
visits • COEHS dean candidates to visit this month • State
of University address to be rebroadcast • Hooper
wins Civil Service Award for 2006 • 'SIU Connections'
features Morris renovations • Fliers Row • Offering
his thoughts • Golf scramble to honor the late James
E. Walker • Friends of Morris Library Dinner is
April 23 • Addressing public health emergencies • Artwork
is on display • Coming events |
Issue
61,
April 19, 2006 |
Library closed; services move to Faner
Hall • Kumar named SIUC's outstanding teacher • Faculty
members honored for scholarship • Eight honored
for superior teaching • Parker honored for core
curriculum teaching • Helleny earns top teaching
honor for term faculty • Medical school professor
wins teaching honor • SIUC scientist receives $480,000
grant from NSF • Workforce Education earns national
ranking • Doctoral students honored for teaching,
research • SIUC to recognize Clare Mitchell, Jeri
Novara • Joshua Der wins outstanding thesis award • SIUC
hopes to hire athletics director by July 1 • Nash
named SIUC Student Employee of the Year • Polite
debate • Employee benefits fair next month • Honoring
a founder •
Fliers Row • Memorial service for Nancy Martin is
Saturday • Transitions • Environmental events
on tap • Notable • SIRIS yard sale is Saturday • Horticulture
Club plant sale next week • Coming events |
Issue
62,
April 26, 2006 |
SIUC to hold commencement May 12-13 • Employee
benefits fair next week • Morris' first floor, basement
to reopen May 1 • People's Law School set for Saturday
at SIUC • Law school graduates well prepared for
bar exam • Looking ahead • Nominations open
for Inspiring Women awards • Fraternity inducts
Poshard, two others • Providing a few thoughts • Nicklow
earns diplomate certification • Checking the weather • Fliers
Row • Southern Clay Works sale begins tonight • Coming
events |
Issue
63,
May 3, 2006 |
WSIU, regional coalition honored for
partnership • SIUC team fourth in cyber defense
contest • Benefits fair under way • Undergraduate
program wins NSF grant • Sunset concerts get under
way June 15 • Top teacher, top scholar • Hull
named medical humanities interim chair • Fliers
Row • Trying to stay afloat • On the airwaves • Notable • Commencement
is next weekend • Coming events |
Issue
64,
May 10, 2006 |
Commencement exercises Friday, Saturday • Suarez,
Tichenor are Sturgis award winners • 'Friends of
WSIU' auction is June 3 • Medical School commencement
is May 20 • Two named Women of Distinction at SIUC • 'SIU
Connections' revisits Morris renovations • Institute
to focus on financing of health care • SIU Women's
Club awards two scholarships • McLeod summer theater
performances set • Medical School literary magazine
available • Inserts sought for Week of Welcome
bags • On the airwaves • Fliers Row submissions
requested • Coming events |
Issue
65,
May 17, 2006 |
Program to focus on deer safety, education • Sociological
foundation honors Calhoun • Reflective responsive
grant proposals sought • Benefits choice period
under way • Flying Salukis take fifth in national
contest • A man of many hats • Preece named
top undergraduate educator • Transitions • Back
home in the NCAA tournament • Morris Library receives
Carus estate gift • Fliers Row • Radio reading
service fills void for listeners • On the airwaves • Notable • Coming
events • Spotlight to return during summer session |
Issue
66,
July 20, 2006 |
Reflective responsive grant proposals
sought • See you at the state fairs • New appointments
at SIUC • University open house is Friday • Summer
commencement is Aug. 5 • Transitions – May
2006 • Transitions – April 2006 • Fliers
Row • Dawgbytes now available online • On the
airwaves • Notable • Enthusiastic about
Britain • Student employment referrals available
online • Coming events |
Issue
67,
August 16, 2006 |
Week of Welcome kicks off fall semester • SIUC
at the Du Quoin State Fair • Dawgzooka on display • University
Housing finalists on campus • Payroll deduction
available for parking decals • Chugh earns Fulbright
Senior Specialist honor • University Museum captures
prestigious award • Fall 2006 open houses set • Transitions • Paralegal
studies golf scramble next month • On the airwaves • Project
will help minority students with math • In for a
quick pit stop • Fliers Row • Notable • Coming
events |
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Issue 68,
August 23, 2006 |
University honors employees for service • SIUC
honoring 115 retirees • Center aims to connect generations • Dettmar
wins major grant for seminar in Ireland • SIUC
at the Du Quoin State Fair starting Saturday • Payroll
deduction for parking decals still available • Fliers
Row • Veggies and fruits for sale on campus • Plant
sale Thursday and Friday • Coming events |
Issue
69,
August 30, 2006 |
Saluki Way gift announcement Thursday • University
officials assist FutureGen finalists • SIUC researchers
to analyze meth treatments • Sen. Durbin to speak
at law school Friday • Continuing the dream • Summers
named dental hygiene director • School of Medicine
becomes tobacco, smoke-free • Institute schedules
diverse array of speakers • Morris Library work
continues • Medical School receives Severns' research
grants • Cancer Institute names associate director • Last
day to payroll deduct decals is Thursday • Fliers
Row • Notable • Coming events |
Issue
70,
Sept. 6, 2006 |
SIUC named a "Best Midwestern College" for
2007 • SIUC Latino Heritage Month events set • Old
National Bank gives $200,000 for Saluki Way • Facts
about graduate assistants, unions and SIUC • Fall
enrollment stands at 21,003, a drop of 2% • Ethics
training program begins next week • Graduate students
prepare to study in Taiwan • Fliers Row • Strategic
plan guides college's development • Westward Ho
!!! • Distinguished Organ Recital Series is Sept.
15 • School of Medicine hosts fundraiser Sept. 30 • On
the airwaves • Coming events |
Issue
71,
Sept. 13, 2006 |
Awards program recognizes employees,
students • On the airwaves • Events will mark
Constitution Day • SIU Foundation reports fiscal
year successes • 2005-2006 parking decals expire
Sept. 30 • NewMyer reappointed to state aeronautical
board • Transitions • Fliers Row • Just
a little more • Coming events |
Issue
72,
Sept. 20, 2006 |
On The Airwaves |
Issue
73,
Sept. 22, 2006 |
SIU Presidential Inauguration is Sept.
28 • Grant aids engineering student retention effort • Teachers
learn new techniques from autism center • SIUC's
Allison Joseph profiled in documentary • Mass Spectrometry
Facility now open • Making sure they're healthy • Open
house set for Oct. 9 at SIUC • Fliers Row • Medical
School faculty members receive grants • Keeping
it tidy • SIUC offers self-defense class for women • Coming
events |
Issue
74,
Sept. 27, 2006 |
SIU Presidential Inauguration is Thursday • Saluki
Family Weekend begins Friday • Carmen Suarez heads
enrollment on interim basis • A smile goes a long
way • All aboard, The Saluki !!! • Fliers Row • Researchers
assist Michigan tribe with deer study • Brown to
deliver Tenney Distinguished Lecture • Distance
Learning grant requests sought • New program offers
education degree opportunity • Safe Zone workshops
next month • 2005-2006 parking decals expire Saturday • Coming
events |
Issue
75,
Oct. 4, 2006 |
'20/20' focuses on business college research • Homecoming
festivities set at SIUC • Congratulations President
Poshard • Fliers Row • Workshops provide
tools for supervisors • Ethics training deadline
is Thursday • Association honors five Distinguished
Alumni • Mary Ellen Dillard honored for service • Half
Century Club to welcome 32 new members • Schumake
investigation to air on A&E Saturday • Notable • Coming
events |
Issue
76,
Oct. 11, 2006 |
Keith, Carol Sanders announce endowment • SIUC,
Women's Center finalists for Carter Award • State
ethics training deadline is Thursday • SIUC, Saluki
Club of America sign agreement • SIUC honors Don
Magee during Homecoming • Insight into the Bush
White House • Julie Payne named University Housing
director • Federal grant fuels SIUC soybean research • Fliers
Row • Leader of the band • Transitions • Free
flu shots available in December • 'Dawgbytes' is
available online • Honorary degree, award nominations
sought • Art Studio walk-through is Oct. 20 • Notable • Coming
events |
Issue
77,
Oct. 18, 2006 |
SIUC-Women's Center partnership wins
top honor • Diversity initiative • Fliers Row • Christening
in a new era • SIU joins consortium to lower electrical
costs • On the airwaves • Deadline for faculty
cap and gown orders is Nov. 1 • Leading social scientist
visits Friday • Coming events |
Issue
78,
Oct, 25, 2006 |
SIUC hopes Faculty Assoc. will vote on proposal • Native
American Heritage Month events set • SIUC launches
Book in Every Home campaign • Women assistant professors
may seek award • Fliers Row • U.S. agency honors
Rehabilitation Institute • Open house is Nov. 4 • River
Region has new broadcast news director • Humanities
Forum speaker here Nov. 3 • Glass pumpkins available • Time
to change your clock, batteries on Sunday • Coming
events |
Issue
79,
Nov. 1, 2006 |
Alum gives $250,000 for engineering leadership • SIUC
weighs best ground cover for campus • A new look
on campus • SIUC sets Engineering Appreciation Days,
seminar • Fliers Row • Study finds family dining
helps parent-child bonds • Flowers elected president
of national group • New probe will open windows
to molecular world • Volunteer to telephone potential
Salukis • Continuing commitment • SIU Alumni
Association to honor Simon • Students, faculty learn
more about bison • Coming events |
Issue
80,
Nov. 8, 2006 |
Grant funds additional Trail of Tears
research • Scientist fears loss of river sturgeon
population • Learning more about SIUC • Boat,
facilities aid SIUC research on rivers • Ethics
training deadline is Thursday • Touring the latest • SIUC
sets Veterans Day events • Fliers Row • State
employees can give to charities • Researchers examine
'business method' patents • Dedication set for Health
Center brick garden • University Honors Program
promotes excellence • Notable • Tax deferred
annuities changes on the way • Flying Salukis finish
strong at regionals • Coming events |
Issue
81,
Nov. 16, 2006 |
A letter to the University community • Distance-learning
program benefits students • Professor's work helps
tap rich marketing source • Admiring the craftsmanship • Researcher
leads regional technology mapping • Fliers Row • Transitions • Paying
respects • 'Book in Every Home' campaign continues • Notable • Coming
events |
Issue
82,
Nov. 29, 2006 |
SIUC alumni help NASA program shuttle
soar • Researcher uncovers ancient Peruvian knives • Aisin
continues scholarship support • Library effort
will help provide for children • Saluki Finals Finish
volunteers sought • SIU law school alumni fund scholarships • Fliers
Row • On to the quarterfinals • Free flu shots
available next week • Lights Fantastic Parade is
Saturday • Researcher digitizes Amazon music recordings • Nancy
Quisenberry memorial service set • Researcher examines
top directors' ethical choices • Six SIUC women
get research support awards • SIUC students gain
real investment experience • Notable • Coming
events |
Issue
83,
Dec. 6, 2006 |
Employees invited to annual holiday coffee • Commencement
ceremonies are Dec. 16 • SIUC plans shuttle launch
party for Thursday • Saluki Finals Finish is
set for Dec. 10-12 • •Just a few seconds • Fliers
row • Faculty, staff urged to mark books • On
the airwaves • Nancy Quisenberry Memorial is Friday • Holidays
are time for cheer and safety • Notable • Coming
events • Southern Spotlight holiday schedule |
Issue 84
Dec. 18, 2006 |
SIUC names Don Rice as interim provost • One
of the newest Saluki alums • SIUC students help the
helpers in Maytag closing • Long-distance Saluki
graduate • SIUC honors employees for years of service • Happy
Holidays • Morris library renovation project on schedule • Preparing
for the big finish • Fliers row • SIUC awards
Ross posthumous degree • Retired physiology professor
Harold Kaplan dies • Medical school to study rural
public health • Dawgs on the run for a good cause • Transitions • Law
library professor to lead top law library group • Faculty
member to head literary group caucus• Coming events • Southern
Spotlight returns |