Vol. 15 No. 2 |
Fall 2005 |
FOUR NIGHTS IN THE ER
An experienced nurse chronicles what it takes to save lives in one of
the West's busiest hospitals.
by Alison Wright
A STAGE DIVA CELEBRATES
THE BIG FOUR-O
Maud May Babcock would be proud—the stage bearing her name
turns 40 this year.
by Marcia C. Dibble
THE “A” WORD
The U's new Accommodations Policy—and what it means for higher education.
by Paul Ketzle
FROM LABORATORY TO
MARKETPLACE
Turning good ideas into good business at the Lassonde Center.
by Lucy Burningham
On the cover:
Illustration by Robert Neubecker
UP
FRONT
Guarding the Middle Ground
by Jason Matthew Smith
GAZETTE
News of the University
SIDELINES
Gridiron Guru
by John Youngren
SPOTLIGHT
Mr. Anion
by Jason Matthew Smith
BOOKSHELF
Utah Poet Laureate Ken Brewer: Confronting the Cosmos
by Linda Marion
AND
FINALLY…
The Academy in the Crosshairs
by John J. Flynn
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ASSOCIATION NEWS
Make your voice heard, Homecoming 2005, new board members, and more.
STUDENT, SCIENTIST—AND
INTERNEE
Alumnus James Sugihara, the U's first Ph.D. recipient.
by Marcia C. Dibble
THROUGH THE YEARS
Alumni updates, plus recollections from Richard C. Rasmussen BS'39.
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