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Volume 32 Issue 10

Contract extended for AD Pederson >

January 20th, 2000

The University has ex- tended the contract of Athletics Director Steve Pederson, as a reward for his job performance and to make sure he stays at Pitt. Pederson and Pitt senior administrators won't disclose details of the extension, except to call it "competitive" in terms of compensation and duration. Since his hiring in October 1996, […]

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Asian Studies/AIU seminar targets pre-college teachers >

January 20th, 2000

Three weeks into what has been trumpeted as the Asian Century, U.S. high schools and middle schools still tend to teach history, geography, economics and world culture from a Western point of view, many educators agree. To help swing pre-college curricula in a more easterly direction, Pitt's Asian studies program is joining with the Allegheny […]

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OBITUARY: Charles Gray Watson >

January 20th, 2000

A memorial service for Charles Gray Watson, a Pitt clinician and surgery professor since 1968, will be held this Sunday at 11 a.m. in Heinz Memorial Chapel. The service also will honor his father and fellow surgeon, James Rose Watson, who died three months ago. Charles Watson, 63, died of respiratory failure at UPMC Presbyterian […]

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UPB scholarship fund set up >

January 20th, 2000

A Bradford campus alumnus who loved history is now part of Pitt-Bradford history thanks to a scholarship fund set up by his parents. Gene and Louise Salvucci of Bradford have established the John F. Salvucci Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of their son, who attended Pitt-Bradford from 1978 to 1984. Louise Salvucci said that John, […]

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Pitt's Generations Together receives governor's award >

January 20th, 2000

Pitt's Generations Together has received the Governor's Silver and Gold Award for its work in uniting young people with the older population in programs and activities that benefit both parties. The Silver and Gold Awards were created by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging to commemorate the "International Year of Older Persons — Toward a Society […]

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International center set up here to study traditional Chinese medicine >

January 20th, 2000

Some of the 21st century's breakthrough drugs for treating cancer and neurological diseases could be derived from traditional remedies developed in China over the last 3,000 years. That's the hope among researchers at a new center to be based at Pitt and the UPMC Health System. The International Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Center will use […]

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