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Homecoming
1999: Oct. 1-3.
Knobloch
Campus Center Groundbreaking: Oct. 7, 1999
Parents Weekend:
October 29-31, 1999
News
Releases
"Fine"
Foods Library program encourages community consciousness as
fines are "paid" with food donations. (Released December 1999)
Anthologies:
Students from Elizabeth Mills' "American Women Poets" class display
their creativity through a variety of mediums. (Released December
1999)
Project
Life: Bone Marrow Drive adds 311 new names to National Registry.
(Released December 1999)
New
Rhodes Scholar Senior Christian Hunt, a gifted linguist with
a passion for sound and English literature, has become Davdison's
23rd Rhodes Scholar. (Released December 1999)
The
Coffee Buzz When it comes to coffee, Michael Griffin '00 knows
his beans. (Released December 1999)
"Wheels
To Go!" Davidson Outdoors implements a community bicycle
program. (Released November 1999)
High
Honors Davidson Honors College Family Members at Fall 1999 Convocation.
(Released November 1999)
Fine
Work Professor Herb Jackson Receives the North Carolina Award
in Fine Arts. (Released November 1999)
Leading
the Pack Will Parker '02 leads National Scouting Honor Society.
(Released November 1999)
Shades
of Pink Professor of Art, Diedre Prosen displays her "Totems"
in the Gender Resource Center. (Released November 1999)
Building
a Story English Professor, Dr. Randy Nelson is "rewarded" for
his short stories. (Released October 1999)
Dana
Gets a Lift The renovations on the Dana Science Building complete
the upgrade of the science facilities. (Released October 1999)
The
Cost of Crime Economics professor, David Anderson's study tabulates
the cost of criminal activity is $1.7 million annually! (Released
October 1999)
Judges
in Chambers Davidson students and the general public had a rare
opportunity to see justice in action when the U.S. Fourth Circuit
Court of Appeals, and two of Davidson alumni who serve on that body,
held a session on Davidson.(Released October 1999)
WDAV's
New Manager NPR Board Chair, F. Kim Hodgson joins Davidson's
WDAV Radio. (Released September 1999)
Do-er's
Get It Done! History professor, Ralph Levering chronicles his
parent's activism in a new book. (Released September 1999)
"Order
in the Court!" Get a glimpse of the proceedings of a federal
court on Friday, September 24, when three judges of the U.S. Fourth
Circuit Court will empanel at Davidson. (Released September 1999)
A
Raucous Celebration! Assistant Professor of English, Alan Michael
Parker celebrates his second collection of poems, The Vandals,with
a staged reading. (Released September 1999)
"Fresh
Faces" The Class of 2003 has arrived! Who are the newest members
of the Davidson Community? (Released August 1999)
"Painting"
a Performance Art professor Herb Jackson collaborates with the
North Carolina Dance Theatre to combine painting with dance, a unique
combination. (Released August 1999)
"Spider
Man" Professor says education, not eradication is the best policy
for spiders. (Released July 1999)
"Ozone
in the NBA?" Brandon "Ozone" Williams wins an NBA Ring with
the San Antonio Spurs. (Released July 1999)
Costa
to Lead National Theatre Advocacy Group Ann Marie Costa of the
theatre department has been elected to lead the Association for
Theater in Higher Education (ATHE), an organization representing
colleges and universities nationwide. (Released July 1999)
Nationwide
Association Chooses Davidsonian for Top Office Anthony Brantley
is selected by CUPA as its 2000-2001 President. (Released June 1999)
"Watt
a Pitcher!" The Honorable Mel Watts asks Baseball Coach Dick
Cooke to step up to the plate. (Released June 1999)
The
Honor Code Delivers Lost cash finds its rightful owner thanks
to the Honor Code in action. (Released May 1999)
Eliza
Shuford '01 Wins Equestrian Grand Prix of Florida During the
school week Eliza Shuford wrestles with chemistry formulas, philosophical
concepts and literary analysis. On Thursday afternoons, she leaves
the Davidson campus to saddle up her horses and do battle with Olympians.
(Released May 1999)
Crutchfield
Nominated As Davidson's Trustee Chair The Davidson College Board
of Trustees' selection committee has presented First Union CEO Edward
E. Crutchfield as its nominee to be the next chairman of the board.
(Released May 1999)
Dr.
Nancy Fairly Wins Fulbright Grant will fund Anthropology professor's
ethnic research in Ghana. (Released May 1999)
Prosen
Wins "Best in Show" Deidre Prosen, visiting assistant professor
of art, received "Best in Show" purchase award at the 20th Annual
National Juried Fine Arts Exhibition. (Released May 1999)
Class
of 1999 Graduates On Sunday, May 16, Commencement was held for
the 391-member Class of 1999. (Released May 1999)
Kazee
Off To Sewanee Political science professor Tom Kazee has accepted
the position of academic dean at the University of the South. (Released
April 1999)
Dr.
Wayne B. Jonas '77 to Speak at Davidson College Dr. Jonas will
present the 1999 Speas Lecture on the "Promises and Pitfalls of
Alternative Medicine." (Released April 1999)
Price
Awarded Smith Scholarship Senior Jason Prince wins Davidson's
first Smith Scholarship for postgraduate study. (Released April
1999)
J.
Alfred Broaddus, Jr. to Speak at Davidson College The Reserve
Bank president will discuss the European Monetary Union. (Released
April 1999)
Richard
Rhodes to Speak at Davidson College Pulitzer Prize winning author
Richard Rhodes will present the 1999 Henry Louis Smith Lecture.
(Released April 1999)
Klein
Wins Top Teaching Award From Math Association. Beverly F. Dolan
Professor of Mathematics Ben Klein has received the 1999 Distinguished
Teaching Award from the southeastern section of the Mathematics
Association of America (MAA). (Released March 1999)
Emily
Setina Awarded Watson Fellowship Study of Isolated Languages
Motivates Davidson's Latest Watson Scholar. (Released March 1999)
George
Clinton and the P-Funk All Stars Coming to Davidson College
George and his P-Funk All Stars will perform at Davidson College
on April 18 at 5 p.m....this time, why don't you come along for
the ride? (Released March 1999)
Clark
Ross Named Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty
Davidson College President Robert F.Vagt has announced the appointment
of Clark G. Ross, Frontis W. Johnston Professor of Economics and
longtime chair of the economics department, as the college's new
vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty.(Released
February 1999)
Prince
Recognized by USATodayJason E. Prince, a Davidson student
leader and varsity swimmer from Boise, Idaho, is a USA Today "All-USA
Academic All-American. (Released February 1999)
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