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Carolina Arts & Sciences magazine is sent twice a year to
our faculty, alumni and friends who have made a gift to UNC's College
of Arts & Sciences. If you would like to receive the magazine and
our periodic e-news bulletins, please send your name, address,
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The spring 2008 issue of Carolina Arts & Sciences includes a special campaign section celebrating how private gifts are transforming faculty, students, programs and facilities in the College, plus our regular feature section.
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Carolina First Campaign Section Contents:
Features
- The Kenan Legacy: Faculty and students are reaping the educational benefits of gifts from the Kenan family. page 4
- Faculty Support: Distinguished professors Bill Ferris, Peter Sherwood, Mike Ramsey, Pam Durban and Dinesh Manocha, plus news on fellowships and research support. page 7
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Global Giving Opens New Doors: Support for students, programs and faculty here and abroad, and a new international hub on campus. page 16
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Building Science: Cutting-edge facilities attract outstanding faculty and students to Carolina. page 20
More Stories
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Profile: Mary Anne Dickson '63. page 23
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Powerful Programs. page 24
- Star Students. page 30
- Celebrating Entrepreneurship. page 33
- Profile: Margaret Harper. page 34
- A historical snapshot, plus the campaign by the numbers. page 35
- 66 new distinguished professorships. page 36
Regular Section Contents:
Features
- The Heat is On: Exploring the relationship between climate change and drought. page 4
- A New Day: Joe Haj ’88 is writing a fresh script for PlayMakers. page 48
- Artistic Home: Ray Dooley has been calling PlayMakers home for 19 years. page 50
- Historic Showdown: Terry Sanford and Sam Ervin square off in an excerpt from a new Ervin biography. page 55
Departments
- Profile: PhD alum explores first New World civilization. page 37
- High Achievers: Transcendental honor, Louise Fletcher receives PlayMaker Award, 4 win state’s highest civilian honor, 2 faculty win Fulbrights, and more. page 38
- Highlights: New use for old bridges and dams, understanding addiction, bye-bye Venable, marine scientists teach underwater, Ted Turner talks, and more. page 51
- College Bookshelf: New books from Russell Banks, Robert Morgan, Philip Gura, Daphne Athas, and more. page 55
- Final Point: Historian Robert Allen examines child labor conditions in the Loray (cotton) Mill in Gastonia, N.C., through old photographs. inside back cover
Past Issues:
Fall 2007
Spring 2007
Fall 2006
Spring 2006
