Obituary: Van Duyn, 83; poet laureate, former instructor in English
A Pulitzer Prize-winner and the nation’s first female poet laureate, she died Dec. 1 of bone cancer at her home in University City.
Holiday print sale
Courtesy photoDozens of internationally renowned artists will be featured at Island Press’ second-annual holiday sale Dec. 19 in Bixby Hall.
Callaway, Graae to bring evening of cabaret Jan. 15
The duo will present Backstage Broadway Buddies, an intimate performance of standards and stories, solos and duets, gossip and sentiment.
Happy holidays!
The Record will not be published again until Jan. 21. We hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday season.
ovations! for young people presents Galumpha Jan. 15
A three-headed human fly? Totem poles that come to life? Velcro-helmeted weirdoes who defy the laws of physics? Is this a horror movie or a comic book? No, it’s Galumpha, a New York-based dance trio whose daring combination of physical comedy, acrobatic choreography and striking visual effects is quickly earning a national following. In January, […]
Virgil Loeb memorial scheduled for Dec. 11
The professor emeritus of clinical medicine died Oct. 26 at age 83.
Mark Smith named director of Career Center
Currently the associate dean for students in the School of Law, he’ll begin his new position Jan. 1.
Campaign celebration
Photo by Joe AngelesHundreds gathered Dec. 3 at the Renaissance Grand Hotel to mark the success of the Campaign for Washington University.
Method removes toxin from water
Pratim Biswas has found a method for removing MTBE, which been detected at low levels in municipal water sources around the nation.
Award-winning film details humane trapping methods
Researchers Rosie Koch and Stan H. Braude won an award from the Animal Behavior Society of America for their documentary, All the Trappings.
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