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November 22, 2002
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Photos by John Gentry (clock-wise) Student volunteers help make the "Jam the Jaguars Bus" food drive a success. Cartload after cartload, students and staff contribute to the success of the food drive. Jinx tries to get Frankenstein to drop his donated box of Count Chocula! |
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STUDENTS, STAFF JAM SHUTTLE BUSES WITH DONATED FOOD IUPUI students, staff and faculty collected a record number of donations for the fourth annual "Jam the Jaguars Bus" food drive on Tuesday, Nov. 19. Together, the IUPUI campus filled three Jaguar shuttle buses and a pick-up truck with non-perishable goods. "I'm proud to see how many donations came from the campus," said Bonnie Krug, a community outreach assistant for IUPUI. "Along with tons of canned foods, we received quite a few boxes of diapers and baby food. One office even gave us can openers." Along with collecting hundreds of boxes of food items, students, staff and faculty donated $340 to local charities. Donations were delivered to 12 local charities, including Lighthouse Mission which received more than 1,400 pounds of donated items. According to Krug, items donated to Lighthouse Mission were likely to be distributed to families within the week. Some of the other charities who benefited were Gleaners Food Bank and Dayspring Center. Krug said about 23 volunteers helped make the "Jam the Jaguars Bus" food drive a success.  |
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TOP HERRON STUDENTS EXHIBIT WORK AT HERRON GALLERY Top students from the Herron School of Art at IUPUI are featuring some of their latest, finest work in the Herron School of Art Student Exhibition 2002. The exhibit will run through Dec. 14 at the Herron Gallery, 1701 N. Pennsylvania. Herron's annual juried exhibition is open to all Herron students and features works from every department including ceramics, furniture design, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, and visual communication. [Complete details] |
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LABOR HISTORY MAP TIES PRESENT DAY LOCATIONS IN INDIANAPOLIS TO HISTORICAL LABOR SITES, EVENTS
The Division of Labor Studies at IUPUI in cooperation with the Central Indiana Labor Council has produced a unique map of Indianapolis that connects present day locations to events and activities of working men and women from the city's past. [Complete details] PROMINENT POLITICAL MINDS TO ARGUE MERITS OF TWO-PARTY POLITICS AND ANALYZE ELECTION RESULTS A political "brain trust" including two Pulitzer Prize winners, the director of the 1992 Clinton-Gore presidential campaign and the national chair of the Republican Party will convene at an IUPUI symposium next month to discuss the merits and state of two-party politics in America. [Complete details] Announcements ... Communications Class To Sponsor Blood Drive [Details] Office for Professional Development Programs [Details] Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Workshop [Details] IUPUI Production to benefit American Cancer Society [Details] |
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