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Daniel Edwards’ “Clown of Rotundity (left to right), William Mayer’s “East,” and Martin Ramirez’s untitled collage are featured in a current exhibit at Herron School of Art.

Herron Gallery Ends Last Year of Exhibits At Original Home With Final Hurrah
As the Herron School of Art prepares to move from its home of more than 100 years to the IUPUI campus, the Herron Gallery is marking its last year of exhibitions in its original home with a unique and ambitious schedule.
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NEWS CENTER October 4, 2004

		State of the Campus Faculty, staff and students are invited to the State of the Campus address by IUPUI Chancellor Charles R. Bantz at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 5, in the University Place Conference Center auditorium.

IUPUI Hosts Another Successful Day of Learning and Discovery



The campus opened its doors to the community for Explore IUPUI on Sept. 18. Entertainment for campus visitors included the hip hop moves of a dance troupe on the Arts & Entertainment Plaza Community Performance Stage (left). Visitors were also able to use a solar telescope to view gases erupting from the sun’s surface (right, bottom), or participate in a live video production (right, top) and take a copy of the finished project home.

		IU School of Medicine is organizing an Oct. 31 conference that will convene some of the world’s chief experts on HIV/AIDS. IUSM’s Dr. Joseph Mamlin, co-founder of the Indiana University-Moi University Partnership Program in Kenya, is one of the conference leaders. Mamlin (second from right) is shown consulting with medical students at Moi University in Eldoret, Kenya. Photo source: http://www.karlgrobl.com

Experts on Global HIV/AIDS to Gather in Indy Oct. 31 In 2003, more than 3 million people worldwide died from AIDS and nearly twice that number acquired the human immunodeficiency virus. Behind those grim statistics is what must be done to curb the staggering epidemic of HIV/AIDS in the developing world. [Complete details]

School of Physicial Education and Tourism Management To Offer Classes on Microbrewing Beer, Gay Tourism
Beginning on January 13, 2005, the School of Physical Education and Tourism Management at IUPUI will offer a new three credit hour class: Introduction to Microbrewing. Students taking the course must be at least 21 years of age.
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Team Measuring Indianapolis Residents Views on Quality of Life
A team of IUPUI faculty and students are in the midst of conducting a survey that will measure the opinion of Indianapolis residents about the quality of their life.
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Conference to Celebrate 20th Year of IUPUI Public History Program
Established in 1984, the Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis public history program is one of the nation's premier programs for graduate training in the field. IUPUI public history alumni are employed as historical consultants, editors, historic preservationists, curators, museum educators and archivists.
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Richard Rodriguez

PBS Essayist to Deliver “Public Intellectual in American Society”
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IUPUI's Center for the Study of Religion and American Culture will present award-winning essayist Richard Rodriguez as the next guest speaker for the center's ongoing “The Role of the Public Intellectual in American Society” series.
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Announcements ...

Faculty and Staff to Celebrate IUPUI's Billion-dollar Campaign Success
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"Coats for Kids" Seeking Donations
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Intramural and Recreational Sports Presents Dodgeball
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Educational Opportunities for IUPUI Staff and Faculty
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Law Students to Conduct Run/Walk for Scholarship Funds
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Volleyball Players Wanted
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