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Jan. 21
2002 |
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Scott Buchanan of Glen Ridge displays two pictures that were available at a charity auction Jan. 12 to benefit scholarship funds established in memory of a Montclair State student and alumnus who were victims of the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center. Brian Yukna, a graduate assistant in the office of the Dean of Students who organized the event, said approximately $6,000 was raised for the scholarships named for Shari Kandell, age 27, a part-time English major who worked at Cantor Fitzgerald, and Robert Hughes '01, age 23, who worked for Bank of America. Antiques, furniture, paintings, collectibles, military items, vintage toys, sports memorabilia event tickets and gift certificates were among the items available. Rob Gawley of Gawley's Auctions conducted the auction. More photos. |
Improvements
being made in response to Physical Plant survey
Action is already being taken in response to results
from a survey about the performance of Physical Plant staff and the services
they perform. "Data from the surveys have been tabulated and we are
beginning to implement improvements to a host of processes," said
Tim Carey, director of Continuous Quality Improvement and a member of
the Physical Plant Customer Service Committee.(Full
Story and Photos)
University
Community Partnerships Program:
Working together for the good of the campus
The university experience. It promotes energy,
fosters collaboration and instills a true pride in the institution. It's
an experience Louis Anderson of Student Development and Campus Life would
like everyone at Montclair State to have. "That's my goal,"
said Anderson. "To bring the university experience to Montclair."
(Full Story)
His
cup runneth over
The Montclair Art Museum has opened a new wing, and
commemorating the event are ceramic mugs designed by William McCreath
of Fine Arts. McCreath has had several of his creations, including a variety
of plates, bowls and sculptures, sold in the Museum Store. So when it
came time for a special piece to commemorate the museum's new wing, the
store's merchandise manager asked him if he'd be interested. (Full
Story and Photo)
Children
of Uganda presents 'Tour of Light'
The Children of Uganda dance troupe -- ambassadors for
the 1.4 million orphans living in Uganda who have lost parents to AIDS,
war or natural disasters -- will present "Tour of Light," an
exhilarating program of African music and dance Sunday, Jan. 27, at 3
p.m. in Memorial Auditorium.(Full Story and Photos)
Columns
On
the Job
with Paul Cell
Q&A:
Antoinette Spiotta
Photo
Gallery
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