Vol 16, No 32, May 22, 1997

• 'Solve It' math sessions are scheduled during summer (05-22-97)
• Arrival Survival seeks volunteers (05-22-97)
• Awards recognize commitment to women's issues (05-22-97)
• Biologist receives Fulbright award (05-22-97)
• Bulletin board (05-22-97)
• Calendar (05-22-97)
• Colleges to hold spring Convocation exercises (05-22-97)
• Employee shares expertise with Cab Calloway School of the Arts (05-22-97)
• Exhibit shows state's role in Underground Railroad (05-22-97)
• Exhibitions (05-22-97)
• Faculty and staff (05-22-97)
• Field hardness tester judged the top senior design (05-22-97)
• Four students honored for research at annual Marion Steele Symposium (05-22-97)
• Gerard Mangone authors new book about sea law (05-22-97)
• Hoerl Award recipients announced (05-22-97)
• Melville expert to speak June 10 (05-22-97)
• New sanctions announced for student alcohol abusers (05-22-97)
• Pedal power (05-22-97)
• Quantum Development establishes awards (05-22-97)
• Race car team returns with valuable experience (05-22-97)
• Reserve rooms via e-mail (05-22-97)
• Saluting achievement (05-22-97)
• Structural anomalies cause materials to 'flash' (05-22-97)
• Student 'Ripperologist' gains fame on the web (05-22-97)
• Student athletes win recognition for excellence (05-22-97)
• Student works in spotlight (05-22-97)
• Students honored for campus, community service (05-22-97)
• Top teachers (05-22-97)
• UD helps India develop energy plan (05-22-97)
• UD, faculty honored for historic preservation (05-22-97)
• University Outdoor Pool to open this weekend (05-22-97)
• University athletics program certified by NCAA committee (05-22-97)
• Up and coming (05-22-97)
• UpComing at the Bob Carpenter Center (05-22-97)