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Oakland University Magazine, Spring 1982
(1982-03) Oakland University
President's introduction; Oakland University in the eighties: retooling for a new environment, by Ann J. Lowe; Affiliate update; Honors College Publication; Alumni Research Grants Awarded; Renewed commitment by President's Club; Gehringer-Kaline Meadow Brook Golf Classic; Kleckner named Provost; Trustee changes announced; The hearing impaired saw and "heard" Romeo and Juliet; Sports; In Touch; Calendar
Oakland University Magazine, Summer 1982
(1982-07) Oakland University
President's introduction; Self-study provides blueprint for Oakland's future, by William Connellan; OU attracts two Merit Scholars; Abba Eban at OU; Wilson Award winners; Ground Zero week opened at OU; Katke honored; Riley joins board; OU student to study presidency; Robotics Conference at Meadow Brook Hall; An Elizabethan afternoon at Meadow Brook Hall; Affiliate update; Slavic Folk Ensemble; Outstanding advisors cited; Lew Ayres at Meadow Brook; New President's Club members; Glyndebourne Renaissance; President's Club dinners to be held in September; Macomb scholarships; Golf and tennis day, July 19; Men's swimming; Pioneer women's swimming; Lady Pioneers honored; In Touch; Calendar
Oakland University Magazine, Fall 1982
(1982-09) Oakland University
President; Oakland University's benefactors . . . a legacy of giving, by Carole Cornell Trautman; New members of The President's Club; In memoriam; Foundation Trustees annual dinner; Alumni Fund allocations announced; DASA Awarded; Alumni Telefund schedule set; Eye opening research conducted by OU professor; Appleton cited for teaching excellence; Nobel Symposium selects OU professor; OU Foundation Scholarships awarded; Sports schedules; OU recruits scholar/athletes; In Touch; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Fall 1983
(1983) Oakland University
President. A tribute to a Charter class, to a Charter faculty, and to a University, by George T. Matthews; In pursuit of academic excellence, a tradition, a responsibility; Oakland University Ambassadors-at-large; Roster of new members; President's Club; Alumni support . . . an integral part of many university programs; Alumni, students and faculty extend the learning experience beyond the classroom, by Robert Eberwein; Carl Barnes named Director of the Center for the Arts; The Meadow Brook Music Festival 1964-1983; Hartman brings fresh game plan to Oakland's athletic program, by Stan Blackford; Lepley returns to OU; In Touch; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Spring & Summer 1983
(1983) Oakland University
President; The University and Industry, toward new partnerships, by Ann J. Lowe; Bridging the gap between college and career; Membership commitment increased to $12,500; Golf Classic: a real classic; Macomb group aids students; President's Club continues to grow at a record pace; In memoriam; Upcoming events; Incumbents, newly elected board members announce goals for Alumni Association; Texaco executive visits OU; Successful Careers Day for both students and alumni, by Tina Guastella; OU Summer Sports Camps; 1983 Sports Camp Schedule; In Touch; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Winter 1983
(1983-01) Oakland University
President. Tuning in on cable TV, by Ann J. Lowe; Successful membership drive exceeds goal; In memoriam; Foundation elections; President's Club Christmas Walk at Meadow Brook Hall; Two Alumni Affiliates hold annual meetings; Arts and Sciences Career Days '83; 1982-1983 Telefund achieves goal; Alumni call for nominations for Teaching Excellence Award; George T. Matthews returns to the classroom, by James Llewellyn; F. James McDonald visits OU, by Colette Fortin; The magic kingdom of computers, by Helen J. Schwartz; Unassuming coach and talented OU team head into another winning season; Winter athletic events at home; In Touch; Calendar
Oakland University Magazine, Fall 1984
(1984) Oakland University
Editor's choice; Bemis and Googasian come on board; Pledges: allocated and under way; Im memoriam-Harold A. Fitzgerald; Alumni memorial scholarship winner named; for the fund of it; Recreation, P.C.-style; Summer sports camps flourish; Teaching Excellence Award conferred; An artistic success; A most distinguished alumnus; University Research Committee issues award; Educating engineers; Art a' la Barron; Stronger, nobler, more vibrant by David H. Rodwell; Faculty/Staff; President's Club; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Spring 1984
(1984) Oakland University
President. Achievement: Profile of seven OU student scholars; Barnes Collection benefits University; In memoriam; Reflections on OU's 25th anniversary; The liberal arts and sciences: strength in change, by Brian Copenhaver; Croquet, computers and chorales, by Jane D. Eberwein; Faculty/Staff Achievements; President's Club adds members; In memoriam; Meadow Brook Theatre Guild; Theatre Guild Costume Show; England's Royal Society of Chemistry acknowledges Professor Sevilla's work; Doctoral student develops cancer detection treatment device; OU liberal arts grads flourish in careers with the federal government; Alumni meet President Champagne, Senator Levin at Washington reception; Alumni leader retires--briefly?;In Touch; 1984-85 Alumni Association officers New members OU Alumni Board; In memoriam; 1973-1976 Anibal House Reunion; Five named to OU Athletic Hall of Honor; OU swimmers finish 2nd and 4th at NCAA Division II National championships; OU Summer sports camps expanded for 1984; Sports camps schedule; Dennis Hanser: Portfolio; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Summer 1984
(1984) Oakland University
President. A taste of the best; Promise, dedication, camaraderie and hard work; Fourteen give 25 years of service; Meadow Brook Seminars revisited; Highlights in OU history; Oakland University chronology 25th Anniversary Events schedule; Faculty/Staff; Katke elected Foundation President; Foundation officers chosen; President's Club annual dinner meeting set; Past presidents to speak at Foundation meeting; President's Club adds members; New lifetime members; In memoriam; Black alumni hold reunion; Wilson award winners named; In Touch; In memoriam; In pursuit of trivia; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Winter 1984
(1984) Oakland University
President. OU expanding horizons of service; News; President appoints Commission on Excellence; OU plans silver anniversary celebration; OU appoints; President's Club adds members; Foundation elects Trustees; New 1983-84 Foundation Scholars are indeed winners; President's Club; Arun Roy's research on aging recognized by Nobel; Stanley Hollingsworth: OU's composer-in-residence runs on 'spontaneous inspiration'; Alumni Affiliates fill helping role; Elections coming up; Pancioli named Alumni Assistant Director; In Touch; In memoriam; Alumni Telefund tops $79,000;Teaching Excellence Award; Faculty books in print: a selected list; MB Art Gallery features new exhibit; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Summer 1985
(1985) Oakland University
Editor's choice; Information exchange; Alum in space?; Records of excellence; On the move; In search of congenial computers; An eye for research;Smooth talkers; Trailblazer; DASA call for nominations; Athletic wrap-up; In memoriam; The scholars of Meadow Brook Hall, by Karen Hill; Up and running, by Nancy E. Ryan; Where it stands, how it got there; Rebirth of the thin man, by Karen Hill; A heart-felt conversion to a healthier lifestyle; How to make your life healthier; Teachers by day, performers by night, by Nancy E. Ryan; An added note; BookEnds; In Touch; Calendar
Oakland University Magazine, Winter 1985
(1985) Oakland University
Editor's choice; The Foundation Scholars; Call for nominations; Alumni affiliate news; OU phones Rolm; Toasting the roast; The Oakland/Chengdu agreement; Soccer to 'em!; At work on the farm; Alumni Telefund update; Thanks for the hard work; Memorial garden ground breaking; Hail to the 25th!; What have we learned; what should we do? by Keith R. Kleckner; Yea, nay or by Nancy E. Ryan; The Barbara in the Dale, by Nancy E. Ryan; Search and you shall find, by Nancy E. Ryan; BookEnds; In Touch; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Spring 1985
(1985) Oakland University
Editor's choice; For performance and service; From the defense; Bacteria research under way; On board; Partners in CAD; Competitively speaking; Off to camp; Support from the Foundation; A rare gift ; On the mark; Scholar teacher Administrator Friend; Varner's rising star by Karen Hill; Life fit for a king; A friend like Xochipilli; Still singing after all these years; What have we learned; What should we do? by Keith R. Kleckner; High energy! by Nancy E. Ryan; How research spells relief by Jim Llewellyn; Book Ends; In Touch; In memoriam; Faculty/Staff; President's Club; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Fall 1985
(1985) Oakland University
Editor's choice; Feeling out of touch?; Auto racing, Concours-style; A new school of thought; When we want your advice…; Scholarships and services delivered; They’re back; Scrambling victory; Tinnion joins soccer staff; A distinguished career; Marriage of minds, music and movement; Alumni scholar named; A hard day’s night; Sweet in sweats; Passing the torch; A small, small world;(p.7) Hung up on soccer, by Nancy E. Ryan; Closing the culture gap, by Karen Hill; New choices in nursing, by Karen Hill; Carol T. on Carol T, by Nancy Ryan; BookEngs; In Touch; In memoriam; Faculty/Staff; President's Club; Calendar
Oakland University Magazine, Summer 1986
(1986) Oakland University
Editor's Choice; Sunset Terrace revisited; Reader's Voice; Nursing honor society becomes Sigma Theta Tau; Oakland profs, students receive state honors; Student chalks up high math score on national competition; Champagne elected to international tech park association; Lights, cameras, action! TV ad staged at theatre; Charter professor says 'Nyet' to total retirement; Oakland closes admissions early; Beardman's work featured in New York gallery; An insider's view of life in the U.S.S.R; Theatre mounts two Detroit-area premiers; Medalias combine interests to launch a new career; A school by any other name ...; Oakland hosts prestigious research conference; Making waves, by Nancy E. Ryan; OU Swimming All-Americans, '85-86; A tradition of athletes who make the grade; The President's Club at 20; The new alums, by Karen Hill; The Wilson awards; Even cells grow up, by Judy Powers DiForte; The graying of America; In Touch; In memoriam; Faculty/Staff; In memoriam; President's Club; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Fall 1986
(1986) Oakland University
Editor's Choice; Cancer treatment helps pets today--patients tomorrow?; Deans appointed for second term; Awards, honorary degree presented at commencement; $75,000 challenge meets its match...and then some; University mourns Professor Hammerle; Center for the Arts hosts special events for the younger set; New home, same phone for Alumni Relations; Genetic engineering may create microbes with a taste for PCB; Forensic team bests its 1985 record in national competition; Alumni affiliates award scholarships; Alumni Memorial Scholarship draws top freshmen; Technology park booms with office, hotel construction; VanderMey helps U.S. team place third in Goodwill Games; The house that Greeks bought, by Susan Salter; Financing your child's education, by Susan Salter; Victoria is receiving guests, by Karen Hill; In memoriam; In Touch; Faculty/Staff; President's Club; Alumni bulletin board; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Winter 1986
(1986) Oakland University
Editor's choice; More OU soccer ties; Marchenia receives DASA; OU head count up; "Good sex" talk from Dr. Ruth; SAA at the bat; Undergrad’s research cited; SHES alumni join forces; Riley elected chair; The art of it all…; Happy birthday, MBT; Human error; Faculty honored for excellence; The OU/Ford pact; Developer of Jarvik 7 heart speaks at Oakland; “False Magic” comes true;313-370-alum; Stone gargoyles still tell tales, by Karen Hill; It’s your turn to speak, by Cindy Hoogasian; The doctor is in, by Nancy E. Ryan; 1985: What a year for research, by Karen Hill; Career vows: are they forever? by Nancy E. Ryan; BookEnds; In Touch; In memoriam; Faculty/Staff; In memoriam; President's Club; Calendar
Oakland University Magazine, Spring 1986
(1986) Oakland University
Editor's Choice; The strong finish; Bio 303 springs to life; Doing the scales, knowing the score; Behind the BAA; Ties to tomorrow; New home for conferences...and President Champagne; 21-year salute; March election results; Chinese scholars break barriers during Oakland stay; Researcher develops use of thyroid to treat heart disease; Record enrollment continues; Former athletic stars inducted into Hall of Honor; On the summer camp agenda; 17 years and out, by Tim Marine; The new McCarthyism?, by Cindy Hoogasian; You learn to believe in yourself, by Karen Hill; Anniversary commemorates "door to opportunity."; Meadow Brook V, by Karen Hills; Love of sports prompts gifts; The dawn and dusk of Red China, by Nancy E. Ryan; Ah Mali: a brief account of her victories, by Mary Berger; A new family portrait, by Nancy E. Ryan; BookEnds; In memoriam; In Touch; Faculty/Staff; In memoriam; President's Club; Calendar.
Oakland University Magazine, Winter 1987
(1987) Oakland University
Can we top this?, by Geoffrey Upward(p.2)Summary of Oakland University achievements in 1986--Greek circus tarnishes Oakland's image of academic excellence; Benefits of Greek involvement enrich life after graduation(p.3)Letters to the editor in response to Fall 1986 story about Greek fraternities at OU--Campaign to raise $15 million for continued excellence(p.4)Five year capital campaign launched at President's Club dinner, Nov. 11, 1986--Board of Trustees elects new officers(p.4)David Handleman elected chair; Patricia Hartmann elected vice-chair at Nov. 12, 1986 meeting--Congress president receives leadership fellowship(p.4)Tony Boganey awarded fellowship from the Center for the Study of the President--Forget Club Med and try a study tour of China(p.4)Richard Stamps (Anthropology) to lead tour of China beginning in June--Dodge Farmhouse facelift nears completion(p.5)The historic Dodge Farmhouse is renovated to become university office facility--Alum joins cast of "Moonlighting"(p.5)Curtis Armstrong ('75) joins ABC's hit show--Morning man Nipote spends evenings on Varner stage(p.5)Joe Nipote, WRIF-FM, appears in the Center for the Arts production of Amadeus--Engineering dean takes up appointment (p.5) Robert M. Desmond named dean of the School of Engineering and Computer Science, Jan. 1--Award creates McGregor Chair in arts and humanities(p.5)McGregor Foundation awards $75,000 for 3 years for distinguished professor chair in the College--Nursing school awards first masters degree(p.5)Ann M. Shoop is awarded first Master of Science in Nursing at OU, September 1986--10 [Ten] partly baked ideas from John Naisbitt (p.7-8)Excerpts from John Naisbitt speech "Re-inventing the Corporation" given at OU on Oct. 14, 1986--Oakland in focus, by Rick Smith(p. 9-11)Photos of campus life by OU photographer Rick Smith--Wanted: 250,000 good teachers, by Karen Hill(p.12-15)After years of decline, the demand for teachers is increasing and OU is responding to the challenge--The puzzle of Thomas Edison's past, by Richard Stamps and Nancy Wright(p.16-17)Oakland archaeologists investigate the inventor's boyhood in Port Huron--In memoriam(p.21)George C. Landenberg ('71), Mary Fine ('78), John P. Cutts (English), and President's Club members Alice Booth, Anne Bright, Shirley Carbonero, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Jo Foss, West H. Gallogly, Graham John Graham, Helen Mills.
Oakland University Magazine, Fall 1987
(1987) Oakland University
Editor's Choice; That's what friends are for; Gallery mounts 'dazzling' exhibit; University's first employee wraps up a 30 year career; Car dealers endow scholarships through campaign; Alum lauded as "Woman of promise"; MBHEI launches program for diabetics; Quartet makes fine impression in Italy; Olson named Dean of Health Sciences; Professor Roy to compete for Swiss research prize; Oakland prepares for 10-year accreditation review; Estate takes European service bases by storm; French researcher addresses Oakland conferees; Corneal research leads to $50.000 award for Riley; Virgil Thomson cancels residency; Final curtain, by Cindy Hoogasian; Readers remember the barn; The changing of the guard, by Nancy E. Ryan; Sayonara, Tokyo, by Tony Boganey; That old black magic, by Susan Salter; In Touch; In memoriam; Faculty/Staff; President's Club; Calendar.