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Volume 28 Issue 15

University Senate looks at role of intercollegiate sports at Pitt >

March 28th, 1996

Yesterday's University Senate panel discussion of "The Role of Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Pittsburgh" dealt less with the future of big-time sports here than it did with Pitt's inadequate recreation facilities for students who don't play NCAA sports. "If good facilities and programs are necessary to recruit intercollegiate athletes, then they are equally […]

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Library science, medicine cited in U.S. News survey of grad schools >

March 28th, 1996

Pitt's graduate library science program is ranked fifth in the nation in the annual U.S. News & World Report survey of deans, administrators and senior faculty around the nation. Several other Pitt graduate schools and programs also made the magazine's 1996 list of "America's Best Graduate Schools," including the School of Medicine. This was the […]

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Forum on Bigelow closing set for noon today in WPU >

March 28th, 1996

Pitt's Director of Parking and Transportation Bob Harkins will discuss the proposed test closing of Bigelow Boulevard between Forbes Avenue and Fifth Avenue today from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the William Pitt Union Ballroom. Sponsored by Staff Association Council, the forum is intended to inform the University community about issues surrounding the closing. A […]

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O P I N I O N / Jack L. Daniel >

March 28th, 1996

Quality and diversity Having spent more than 26 years of my professional life attempting to contribute to our University becoming equally accessible to all, and given the current undertones of the national and local dialogues regarding what is labeled diversity, I decided to share the following personal views as we seek to reposition our University. […]

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Pamela Bacarisse >

March 28th, 1996

A memorial service will be held for Pamela Bacarisse, professor and former chairperson of the Department of Hispanic Languages and Literatures, on April 3 at 2 p.m. in Heinz Memorial Chapel. Bacarisse died March 18 of stomach and pancreatic cancer at her Oakland home. She was 61. Her husband and fellow professor of Hispanic languages […]

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University's voice mail systems will be upgraded to meet demand >

March 28th, 1996

If you're frequently getting busy signals when you phone for your AUDIX voice-mail messages, or if your telephone rings more than four times before the system allows callers to leave you messages, you're not alone. The University's voice-mail systems are approaching maximum capacity, said Bruce A. Hutchison, director of Pitt's Office of Telecommunications. A growing […]

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Offices of Facilities Management move into Eureka Bldg. >

March 28th, 1996

The offices of Facilities Management are moving from the ground floor of Benedum Hall to the Eureka Building, 3400 Forbes Ave. The effective date of the move is April 1. Facilities Management will retain its same telephone numbers. The office can be reached Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 624-9500 and after […]

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SBDC sets up small-business Web site >

March 28th, 1996

Pitt's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has established a business reference site for the small-business community on the World Wide Web. The address is: http://www.pitt.edu/~sbdc/ "The greatest benefit of the SBDC web sites is that we have gathered the most important information for small businesses and located it in one place," said Ann Dugan, director […]

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If approved, Bigelow test closing isn't expected until September >

March 28th, 1996

Forget about the test closing of Bigelow Boulevard between Forbes Avenue and Fifth Avenue until probably September. Even if the public hearing on legislation approving the closing set for April 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the Frick International Studies Academy brings a favorable response and City Council approves the action at either its April 9 […]

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UPJ vice president accepts Shepherd College presidency >

March 28th, 1996

David L. Dunlop, vice president for Academic Affairs at Pitt's Johnstown campus (UPJ), will leave UPJ in July to become president of Shepherd College in Shepherdstown, W. Va. Dunlop has been a UPJ faculty member since 1973. He served as UPJ's interim president after the retirement of President Frank H. Blackington in December 1993 until […]

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