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ON THE MARK Mark A. Nordenberg takes office as our new chancellor....by Tommy Ehrbar | |||||||||||||||||||||
Even the Stones Sing There are 4,272--count 'em --pipes in the Heinz Chapel organ. |
TERMS OF OFFICE It's the most prestigious office in the land. It's also the most problematic. A historical look at the presidency....by Tommy Ehrbar
EVEN THE STONES SING |
The new Heinz Chapel organ....by Mark Collins
EVERYTHING IS COPE-AESTHETIC |
Cosell, Ali, and "Marn": Myron Cope's memorible career....by Mark Collins
FLIRTING WITH DISASTER |
Two Pitt profs, Louise Comfort of the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs and Andy Baum ofpsychiatry and psychology, specialize in something most people avoid--disaster....by Vicki Glembocki
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Terms of Office Precedents and Presidents
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4200 FIFTH AVENUE |
Call of the wild
LETTERS
TUCK SHOP
THE COMMONS ROOM
EXTRA CREDIT
CLASSES YOU MAY |
HAVE MISSED The dynamics of gender in Third World societies
CORNERSTONES
HOMECOMING
42ND FLOOR
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Raul Colon--("Flirting with Disaster") Working in watercolor, color pencil, and lithograph pencil, Colon texturizes his illustrations through scratching, tearing, and peeling techniques. His work has appeared in The New York Times Book Review, Redbook, and many children's books, including Always My Dad. |
Herb Ferguson--("Even the Stones Sing") A professional photographer since the mid-1950s, Ferguson has specialized in both medical and architectural images. His work appears in the books Pittsburgh: Fulfilling its Destiny, Heinz Memorial Chapel, and annually in the Pittsburgh Pleasures Events Calendar.
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ON THE COVER: A hammy and insightful dichotomy: Myron Cope (Arts and Sciences '51). Photo by Andrea London. | | |||||||||