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• JAMES HUMPHRIES, associate professor of theatre and dance, is the technical director of the Ohio Educational Theatre Association's (OEdTA) production of William Inge's Bus Stop, which will be presented April 1 in Dublin, Ohio.
• SCOTT DOOLEY, assistant professor of art and director of the Ann Miller Gallery, will present a slide lecture on the development of his personal style of ceramics and attend an opening reception for an exhibition of his recent work, which will be on display April 2-30 at the Charlie Cummings Clay Studio in Fort Wayne, Ind.
• TRUDY FABER, professor of music, will perform her annual organ recital at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 3, Weaver Chapel. ARTHUR FABER, professor emeritus of English, will assist. Read more ...
• DAN FLEISCH, associate professor of physics, and 2004 Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching Award recipient, will meet with alumni and friends April 7 in the Cleveland area. Read more ...
• DANIEL KAZEZ, professor of music, cello, will perform several selections of Jewish-inspired classical music at 8 p.m. Friday, April 8, at Temple Sholom, following an abbreviated Shabbat service. He will be joined by junior music major Neal Hayes, keyboard. Through music and discussion, Kazez will address what he calls an impossible question, "What is Jewish music?"
• ALAN MCEVOY, professor of sociology and photography, will have an exhibition of his photographs titled "A Gathering of Light," which will include photographs by James Tetz. An opening reception for the month-long exhibition will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday, April 9 in The Gallery at Ambience, 320 W. Main St. Call the gallery at 325-1998 to schedule a visit.
• INTERIM PRESIDENT WILLIAM STEINBRINK '64 wrote an article titled "A Time of Transition and Transformation" that appeared in "Progress 2005," a special section of the Springfield News-Sun on March 26.
• JAMES HUFFMAN, H. Orth Hirt Professor of History and president of the Springfield City Schools Board of Education, wrote an article titled "Public Included in High School Decision," which appeared in the Op-Ed section of the Springfield News-Sun on March 27. Huffman dispelled rumors and went on record concerning the board's decision to consolidate the city's two high schools. "The record says the school board's decisions have been deliberative, careful and open," Huffman wrote. "They will continue to be that way."
• CONRAD BALLIET, professor emeritus of English, wrote an article titled "Mental Health Levy Will Help Turn Lives Around," which appeared in the Op-Ed section of the Springfield News-Sun on March 27. Balliet wrote in support of the mental health levy. "We are ... proud of and grateful to Clark County voters for sustaining these crucial services through their support of local levy initiatives,"
• HEATHER WRIGHT, instructor of political science, presented a paper titled "Heroes or Whores: The Gender Politics of Literary Representation in DeLillo's pseudonymous Amazons and Plato's Menexenus" at the Western Political Science Association Conference in Oakland, California, on March 17. Wright also attended the pre-conference Feminist Political Theory Workshop, an annual one-day event of national repute involving some of the most prominent feminist political theorists.
• DOUG LEHMAN, director of Thomas Library, discussed plans for the library and fielded suggestions from faculty and staff on ways to improve li
• DARLENE BROOKS-HEDSTROM, associate professor of history, and THOMAS T. TAYLOR, professor of history, presented a program titled "Excavating the Gammon House" at a meeting of the Springfield Archeological Society on March 22.
• WARREN COPELAND, professor of religion, director of urban studies and mayor of Springfield; JIM HUFFMAN, H. Orth Hirt Professor of History and president of the Springfield Board of Education; and BOB WELKER, professor of education, director of Springfield-Wittenberg Teacher Institute and director of program approval, participated on a panel organized by STAND and WUSEA to discuss city school issues on March 22.
brary facilities, resources and services at an FDB brown bag lunch on March 29.
