Inventing Tomorrow | Winter 2004
Cover
story
Raising funds and friends
The success of Campaign Minnesota is measured in
more than dollars and cents. Full story
Funding ingenuity
Endowed chairs and professorships
promote innovation and honor outstanding scholars. Full
story
Smart investments
Scholarships
attract talented students to IT and give them more
time to focus on academics. Full story
Engineering success
Alumnus
Richard Clarke’s passion for education
in Minnesota makes him one of the U’s most effective
advocates. Full story
Tireless Texan
In
retirement Russ McNaughton devotes his time and talents
to serving his alma mater. Full story
The sky's the limit
The
U gave wings to Dick DeLeo's childhood ambition,
and now he’s helping students launch their
dreams. Full story
Features
Genius redux
Michel
Janssen's freshman seminar examines Einstein's scientific
theories and takes an unflinching look at his human
foibles. Full
story
Going
for the goo
Professor Ed Cussler and a team
of intrepid swimmers take the plunge for science
in an unorthodox experiment. Full story
Weighing
in
Alumnus Carol Hockert brings a passion for
accuracy to her job as director of the state’s
Division of Weights and Measures. Full story
Regular columns
From
the dean
Regents
Professor H. Ted Davis Full story
Alumni
report
News
from the IT Alumni Society Full story
Investing
in IT
Opportunities and impact
Full story
Retrospect
People and events that shaped our world
Full story
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