Western News
Winter 2008 --Table of Contents
Contents
Front Page Article
Articles
- Six receive Provost's Excellence Awards, p. 7
- New Alumni Council members sought, p. 8
- University Relations launches Web 2.0 resource site, p. 8
- Hallwas's "Dime Novel Desperadoes" blends bio with true crime, p.8
- Housing changes on the horizon, p. 8
- WIU-Quad Cities: A five-year retrospective, p. 9
- Blast From the Past--Memories: Mine and Yours, p. 10
- Former Math Chair Joseph Stipanowich Passes Away, p. 27
- Theatre Chair Emeritus Gene Kozlowski Passes Away, p. 28
- Ann Lamb, organizer of women's athletics, Passes Away, p. 28
College of Business and Technology
- C-Far Day at WIU, p. 3
- CBT officially unveils new coffee shop, p. 3
- An 'amusing' business, p. 3
- The World Series on a 'Little' level, p. 4
- Marx, founder of WIU economics department, dies, p. 4
- CBT Homecoming Raffle, p. 4
- CBT young alumni: Emily Knox '02, p. 5
- Caterpillar exec receives CBT Distinguished Alum Award, p. 5
- WIU student selected as National Collegiate Agricultural Ambassador, p. 6
- Spring Events for College of Business and Technology, p. 6
- PEEK Correction, p. 6
- CBT Executive-in-Residence, p. 6
College of Education and Human Services
- From fourth grade to 'No Excuses University', p. 17
- Student laureate Laura Booth has the angle on crime, p. 17
- Finding a focus and future at WIU, p. 18
- 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' reality show surprises '79 grad, p. 18
- Rotary Grant, p. 19
- AT&T grant helps at-risk students, p. 19
- Sports management alum speaks to students, p. 19
- Inaugural Cohen Lecture in kinesiology, p. 20
- First doctoral students graduate from WIU, p. 20
- La Prad receives National Award, p. 20
Sports
Miscellaneous