Inventing Tomorrow | Spring
2001
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Singular
scholars
Eight IT faculty are among the latest group of extraordinary
teachers and researchers honored with McKnight Professorships.
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Features
Charting
a course
Choosing the right career path and
landing that first job isn't easy. but students in IT's
career exploration class acquire skills that last a lifetime.
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Transcendent
telescope
A $5 million gift from alumnus
Stanley Hubbard will enable University astronomers to canvass the
skies using the world's most powerful telescope.
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Visual
virtuoso
Victoria Interrante melds computer science,
visualization, perception, and cognition to create images that
people can understand more easily.
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Winning
combination
Relief pitcher Kerry Ligtenberg closes
out a rigorous academic degree program—with a little
help from a pair of ardent baseball fans.
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The
apex of accomplishment
At the peak of their distinguished
careers, alumni Andreas and Juana Acrivos honor their mentors.
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Olympic
mettle
Swedish high jumper Staffan
Strand balances international competition with graduate
studies in computer engineering.
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Noble
laureate
Alumnus Daniel McFadden wins
the Nobel Prize in economic sciences for his contributions
to microeconometrics.
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Regular columns
From
the dean
Regents
Professor H. Ted Davis
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Alumni
report
News
from the IT Alumni Society
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Investing
in IT
Opportunities
and impact
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Retrospect
People
and events that shaped our world
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