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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 2007

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UI names two of five finalists for Iowa presidency

Rutgers executive VP Philip Furmanski and University of South Carolina executive VP and provost Mark Becker are among five finalists announced by the University of Iowa for its presidency. The UI disclosed the list Friday as part of the search process.

Rutgers S.C ING Gate Iowa City Rutgers University University of South Carolina University of Iowa Philip Furmanski State University of New Jersey Mark Becker

UI presidential search picks candidates in open interviews

The university's search committee schedules 78 Furmanski on campus Monday and Becker on Tuesday and Wednesday for daylong interviews. Public disclosure marks first official hint of potential 20th president for the state's largest university after President Shorton left last June for Cornell. Sheldon Kurtz, former Faculty Senate president, says both candidates appear well qualified on paper.

Furmanski Becker David Shorton Cornell University Sheldon Kurtz Faculty Senate

Rutgers executive Furmanski visits campus open forums

Philip Furmanski executive vice president for academic affairs at Rutgers, Temple University alumnus with a 1966 B A and 1970 Ph D in microbiology, visits campus Monday and Tuesday. An open forum runs 3 45 to 4 45 p m Monday in the Senate Chamber Old Capitol Museum reception 5 to 5 45 p m Monday Museum of Natural History Macbride Hall interview with regents 11 a m Tuesday Richey Ballroom Iowa Memorial Union all events open to the public.

Philip Furmanski Rutgers The State University of New Jersey Temple University Senate Chamber Old Capitol Museum Museum of Natural History Macbride Hall Richey Iowa Memorial Union

Visiting USC Provost Becker-Curent to speak on campus

Mark Becker-Curent, USC provost and executive VP for academic affairs, will visit the campus Tuesday and Wednesday. An Old Capitol reception runs 5 to 5 45 p.m. Tuesday in the Senate Chamber, with a regents interview at 9 30 a.m. Wednesday in the Iawa Memorial Union Richey Sallroom. Open to the public.

Senate Chamber Old Capitol Museum Old Capitol Richey Sallroom Iawa Memorial Union

Interracial marriage rises forty years after Loving v. Virginia

Rev Brent Watkins and Jackie White, married in 1988, are among a growing number of interracial couples. Census figures show over 4 percent of U S marriages in 2002 involved partners of different races, reflecting a shift since Loving v. Virginia and earlier Iowa laws.

Cliff Jette the Gazette Jackie Brent Watkins Cedar Rapids Jackie Watkins Kosovo Molly Rossiter Gazette U.S. Supreme Court Watkins Jackie White U.S Supreme Court Virginia Iowa White Angela

Racial pairing trends in interracial marriages in 2002

The U S Census Bureau reports that 23 percent of 1.7 million interracial couples in 2002 were black and white. Sixty nine? wait. Seventy two percent involved a white spouse and a partner from a race other than black. This highlights the distribution of interracial unions across races and the predominance of white-nonblack pairings.

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Few places to turn for auto fuel help

Center Point report on rising gas prices hitting seniors like 79 year old Charles Keithley. He and his wife rely on Social Security and struggle with frequent doctor visits and grocery trips as fuel costs exceed three dollars a gallon. High prices force careful planning and long drives to Cedar Rapids on limited fuel.

Adam Belz the Gazette Charles Keithley Center Point Salvation Army Ine Gazette Keithley Cedar Rapids

Like Craze Pervades Youth Speech at Kennedy High

Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School student Jeralyn Westercamp discusses the overuse of the word like and her attempts to curb the habit. University of Iowa rhetoric chair Mary Trachsel links the tendency to nervousness and 1980s valley girl stereotypes.

the Gazette Cedar Rapids Kennedy High School Jeralyn Westercamp Westercamp Mary Trachsel University of Trachsel Valley Girls

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