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| Thomas |
The headline: “Donations Build Art Offerings”
The story: IU East officials plan a new gallery to display
a growing art collection that has been bolstered by donations
from Naomi Osbourne, a Richmond native who worked for the United
Nations for 25 years, traveled and collected art during her years
in Africa, the Philippines and the Middle East.
The quote: “Her donation has helped to build the university
collection. It’s exciting. What she has given us is the nucleus
of a collection. Soon we will have a permanent gallery.” —Tom
Thomas, professor of art and head of the art department
The source: Richmond Palladium-Item, Oct. 13,
2004
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| Reck |
The headline: “IUSB Acts to Expand Parking”
The story: Faced with growing student enrollment, IUSB
will begin providing parking at sites south of the St. Joseph
River. Vans will transport students or employees to campus.
The quote: “Long-term, we will be looking at what other
satellite parking is available and the possibility of a new garage,”
—Una Mae Reck, IUSB chancellor
The source: South Bend Tribune, Oct. 16, 2004
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| Eickmeier |
The headline: “Herron has Influenced the Art World”
The story: Herron School of Art is preparing to leave
its longtime home to take up permanent residence in a new 170,000-square-foot
facility—currently under construction—on the IUPUI campus.
The quote: “There’s a heightened awareness in the community
about the importance of the arts to economic development.”
—Valerie Eickmeier, Herron School of Art dean
The source: The Indianapolis Star, Oct. 24, 2004
The headline: “More Foreign Students Face Barriers”
The story: Students from foreign countries face tough
times navigating regulations. New procedures require prospective
students to pay non-refundable fees to cover a background check
and fingerprinting. IPFW has about 200 students from foreign countries
enrolled as full-time students, and 100 more foreign residents
take classes part time on work visas.
The quote: “There is very little room for students to
make mistakes.” —Connell Nelson, IPFW director of international
services
The source: Fort Wayne News-Sentinel, Oct. 8,
2004
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