August 2002 Headlines

Book to focus on 1970s Horseshoe restoration New chairman at the helm of USC art department Statistics professor receives national honor USC's Baruch Institute gets $2.6 million for environmental forecasting USC Beaufort to offer bachelor's degree this fall State Budget: Nearly $20 million to be cut from USC In Memoriam: Joseph DuPre Miller, member of USC’s Board of Trustees New design gives USC’s Web presence unified look Thanks to Alumni University, music professor returns to classroom as student Psychology researcher looks for brain-wave clues to human deception Faculty House closes due to financial losses Two USC women will speak at leadership conference Aug. 10 Exhibit documenting folk traditions of Latino farm workers at McKissick Museum through Aug. 11 Business school editor Jan Collins finds success--again--with "NextSteps" newspaper column USC biologist returns to Chernobyl, Ukraine, this summer to continue research on barn swallows Research database helps USC faculty find collaborators at MUSC, Clemson Board OK's 2002-03 budget, tuition increases Several USC areas are relocating Pineapple Productions presents Staged Fright Aug. 15–18 at Longstreet Theater George Plimpton to speak at Thomas Cooper Society Luncheon Aug. 19 University Libraries to honor Lou and Beth Holtz Aug. 19 HABLA Program bridges language gap for Latinos seeking social services in South Carolina Anatomy of Crime program challenges young scholars New book analyzes James Dickey's novels, including his unpublished works A date with Holden Caulfield (The Catcher in the Rye) awaits USC freshmen In Memoriam: Jennifer Brewer Mungo, adjunct professor, public health Harry Hansen, art, named guest curator of exhibit Robert Valois, public health, receives scholar award Faculty Senate reports USC will enroll record freshman class this fall NetGen launches Online Engineering Management Certificate Program Little-known images of South Carolina come to light in new book Two outdoor concerts set for Aug. 22 "The Void Looks Back" on display at McMaster Gallery through Aug. 22 "Walk, Don't Walk" appears at Longstreet Theater Aug. 24