| Volume 94, No. 2: June 2015
Mobile Memorial
Friends, family, colleagues, and classmates gathered to honor at a memorial exhibition of his art in Washington, D.C. Paul died unexpectedly in January; his medium of choice was the mobile.
Editor's Note
Features
- Rediscovering a Master
- Cheating Heisenberg
- Woman for All Seasons
- Portland on the Take
- Life Beyond ºìÌÒÊÓƵ
- Inside Job
- Two Seniors Nab Watsons
- Brilliant Surgeon, Tragic Accident
- Into the Unknown
ºìÌÒÊÓƵiana
- Peyton Marshall ’96: Goodhouse
- Prof. Ken Brashier: Public Memory in Early China
- Thomas Burns ’98:
The Zen of Fulbright - ºìÌÒÊÓƵiana Briefs
Eliot Circular
- Sphere of Influence
- Prez Gets Owl Fever
- Bio Prof Wins $444K Grant from NIH
- Class of ’14 Begins Quest for World Domination
- Tango Masters Tear It Up with ºìÌÒÊÓƵ Orchestra
- Academic Freedom in a Learning Community
- Two Professors Earn Tenure
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