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This issue
included a special section
in honor of the Sycamore men's basketball team's
success at the MVC Tourney.
Khmer
Rouge survivor to speak at ISU
Loung Ung was only five years old when the Khmer Rouge seized
control of Cambodia and began a bloody reign that led to the deaths of
an estimated 2 million people, including her parents and two siblings.
The year was 1975.
Faculty
Fulbright recipients reap rewards from experience
Not only are Fulbright grants a prestigious honor to those
receiving them, but the opportunities that the program affords are
valuable beyond measure.
Student
earns internship with National Geographic
Connie Kelly, a graduate student in geography at Indiana State,
has received a coveted National Geographic Society Internship for 2001.
‘City
Styles’ the theme for upcoming scholarship benefit
An upcoming event for the department of family and consumer
sciences will raise funds for student scholarships and undoubtedly raise
awareness of how important community support really is.
‘Passion’
drives ISU’s Zielinski
ISU music professor
Richard Zielinski agrees that he is a man of “passion.” The
intensity with which he directs the Masterworks Chorale seems to confirm
his unbridled enthusiasm for a “Passion” of another kind.
Donaghy
Day set for April 17
“Sycamores Sprucing up for Spring” is the theme for the 26th
annual Donaghy Day celebration April 17 at Indiana State University.
Research
Showcase set for April
Indiana State University will showcase the research efforts of
its students as part of the fifth annual Undergraduate/Graduate Research
Showcase April 6-7 at the Hulman Memorial Student Union.
ISU
searches nearing completion
Searches are winding down on three important positions at Indiana
State University, and decisions on two of them are only days away.
Baseball
in Literature conference set for March 30
If spring is on deck, can the national pastime be far behind? A
sure sign of the season is the annual Baseball in Literature conference
on the campus of Indiana State University.
Artist
in residence exhibiting at ISU
“Domestic Neon and Drawings,” a collection by artist Willem
Volkersz, will be on display in the Indiana State University Art Gallery
through April 5.
Special
Endeavor takes band to higher heights
Perched on a wicker stool, eyes closed and head bent toward the
microphone in front of him, Kevin Snider strums a 12-string acoustic
guitar and sings a hopeless tale about man in love with an alcoholic.
PLUS special
MVC Tourney section:
Sycamores
successful in the classroom and on the court
Sycamore fans have bitten many a fingernail over a 2000-2001
basketball season that had more ups and downs than a Kings Island
coaster ride.
Waltman
answers questions at luncheon
During the annual MVC Coach-of-the-Year Luncheon in St. Louis
March 2, broadcaster Mitch Holthus conducted some Q and A with some
Valley coaches. He quizzed ISU Coach Royce Waltman the day before the
ISU-SIU rematch that the Sycamores ultimately won.
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