IU News 211101 IU News 211101
Nov. 21, 2001

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QUALITY:

IU STUDENT RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS PERFORMING ARTS AWARD - The National
Alliance for Excellence named IU School of Music student Elizabeth Eckert
winner of the ALEX Award for performing arts, which is an honor based
entirely upon talent and ability. The award includes a $1,000 scholarship,
an opportunity to perform at Carnegie Halls Weill Recital Hall, and a
personal meeting with any individual in America who has inspired her.
Eckert chose to meet Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor of the San Francisco
Symphony Orchestra, who will personally present her with the award later
this year.
        http://www.excellence.org/

ARTS AND CULTURE:

IU FINE ARTS PROFESSOR FEATURED IN COMPUTER JOURNAL - Margaret Dolinsky,
IU assistant professor of fine arts, is among the featured artists in a
"Computer Graphics World" article on the interactive, experiential kinds
of art created in IU's virtual reality CAVE. Dolinsky's work also appears
on the cover of the November 2001 issue.

http://cgw.pennnet.com/Articles/Article_Display.cfm?Section=Articles&Subsection=Display&ARTICLE_ID=126854

IU EAST TO HOST HOLIDAY CONCERT - The IU East Lively Arts Series will
bring an internationally known quintet to Richmond on Nov. 29. The Tower
Brass Quintet will perform a holiday concert in Vivian Auditorium on the
IU East campus at 7 p.m. Founded in 1979, the Tower Brass Quintet has now
played to audiences in nearly half of the nation's states as well as
abroad. Their memorable prize-winning performance at the International
Brass Chamber Music Competition in Barc, Hungary, has earned the Tower
Brass Quintet a world-class reputation.
        http://www.wcnet.org/~tbq/

TECHNOLOGY:

IU KOKOMO TO HOST TECHNOLOGY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONFERENCE - IU Kokomo
will be the host for the first annual North Central Indiana Technology and
Entrepreneurship Conference to be held Tuesday, Dec. 4. The conference is
designed to "address the new possibilities for technology and
entrepreneurship in the 21st century," said Fred Hakes, director of
Continuing Studies at IU Kokomo and one of the coordinators for the event.
        http://www.iuk.edu/campus_news/techconf.htm

CONFERENCE TO SHOWCASE TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AT IUPUI -
IUPUI will support Indiana in its quest to become the Midwest leader in
technology, as it brings together its faculty and researchers with local
business during the campus's first ConnectTech 2001 Conference on
Thursday, Dec. 6. The conference, hosted by IUPUI with the Indiana
Information Technology Association and the Indiana Health Industry Forum,
will be held at University Place Conference Center, 850 W. Michigan St.,
from 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
        http://www.iupui.edu/news/connecttech01.htm

ATHLETICS:

HOOSIERS AIM FOR SIXTH NCAA MEN'S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP - IU Bloomington
will host the first two rounds of the NCAA men's soccer tournament. Coach
Jerry Yeagley's squad will begin their quest for the College Cup on Sunday
at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The Hoosiers won the Big Ten championship again
this year, and posted their sixth-straight undefeated conference season.
They are going for a fifth consecutive College Cup appearance and a sixth
NCAA championship. IU will host a first-round match-up between Michigan
State and Butler on Friday (Nov. 23) at 6:30 p.m. IU will face the winner
of that contest on Sunday (Nov. 25) at 2 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults
and $3 for students.

http://www.indiana.edu/~athlweb/graphic/sports/m-soccer/mscpress/01-02/msc11-20-01.html

OLD OAKEN BUCKET GAME THIS SATURDAY - IU and Purdue square off for their
104th meeting and the 77th battle for the Old Oaken Bucket, making it one
of the country's most storied football rivalries. IU had its hopes for a
bowl game dashed this past week at Penn State as the Hoosiers fell to the
Nittany Lions, 28-14, despite 366 total yards from Heisman Trophy
candidate Antwaan Randle El. They hope to finish the season strong with
wins against Purdue and Kentucky.

http://www.indiana.edu/~athlweb/graphic/sports/football/fbpress/01-02/fb11-18-01.html

RESOURCES:

IU CULTURAL CALENDAR -
http://www.iuinfo.indiana.edu/ocm/features/Culcal.htm
ADMISSIONS - http://www.indiana.edu/admissions/
INDIANA BASKETBALL SHOW -
http://www.indiana.edu/~athlweb/graphic/broadcast.html#IndianaBasketballShow
IU VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER - http://www.indiana.edu/~iuvis/

CAMPUS WEB SITES:
IU BLOOMINGTON - http://www.iub.edu/
IUPUI - http://www.iupui.edu/
IU EAST - http://www.iue.indiana.edu/
IPFW - http://www.ipfw.edu/
IU KOKOMO - http://www.iuk.edu/
IU NORTHWEST - http://www.iun.edu/
IU SOUTH BEND - http://www.iusb.edu/
IU SOUTHEAST - http://www.ius.edu/

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