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October 13, 2000
Dedication of Herman B Wells Plaza, unveiling of sculpture Oct. 21 at IUB Homecoming weekend activities Oct. 19-21 on the IU Bloomington campus will include the dedication of the Herman B Wells Plaza and the unveiling of a “sculpture portrait” of Wells created by Harold “Tuck” Langland, professor of fine arts at IU South Bend. The plaza, near the Old Crescent of the campus, and the sculpture, that portrays Wells seated on a park bench, will be dedicated Oct. 21 at 9 a.m. Homecoming festivities will also feature the 42nd annual parade with IU Olympians as grand marshals. Article
A very public ‘notary’ makes his MAC debut
State of the University
Forums set for non-academic administrative review process
Dillman to direct university’s media relations effort
Inaugural Holland lecture Monday at Whittenberger Auditorium
BAC conference focuses on retention, innovation
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 Photo by Paul Martens Being in the cast of an IU Opera Theater production was an elixir for IU alumnus Bill Little who loves opera and made his MAC debut as the “notary” Sept. 30. Pictured with him (left to right) are Weston Hurt (“Belcore”); Chris Burchett (“Dr. Dulcamara”); Sheldon Hughes (“Nemorino”); and Kristine Biller (“Adina”). See the story at left: A very public ‘notary’ makes his MAC debut.
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