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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1994
Page
12
Arizona State University Art Museum invites art enthusiasts to staff the lobby desk and museum store. No previous training or art history knowledge required, only time and enthusiasm. For information call Heather Lineberry or Linda Calvin at 965-ARTS.
Step Gallery 9999 at ASU School of Art hosts its first juried contest featuring footwear themed works by undergraduates. The show continues into an All Shoe Show at Cornerstone Mall Tempe through Aug 12, with contact number 731-9326 for details.
Registration underway for a 30 week guitar program at Arizona State University School of Music beginning in August. Four levels of instruction focus on musicianship and performance with a total tuition of 450 dollars in three installments. For details contact Joseph Costello 545-9736 or David Kriegel 835-7650.
Seven ASU faculty across English zoology and other disciplines receive Regent's Professor status and a 5000 dollar salary increase. The honors, established in 1987 by the Arizona Board of Regents, recognize exceptional achievement and international distinction among faculty.
Rio Salado Community College forms a 10 member Adult Basic Education Committee to guide the quality and content of the college’s adult education program. The program, recognized locally and nationally, offers ASU credit and meals for 114 dollars. The Liberace Foundation provides a limited number of scholarships for American Indian and minority students. Application deadline is June 10. Call Joan at 776-2303 or toll free 1-800-922-6787 Ext. 2303 for details.
Northern Arizona University announces Scholar Awards honoring students Schenk of Tempe and Jason Hensley of Peoria for strong academic achievement in chemistry. Michael Eastman, chemistry department chairman, congratulates the winners chosen by faculty vote.
A notice invites inquiries about improving quality at ASU. Linda Van Scoy is listed as the contact person with a phone number 965-5372 for more information.
Works of art by members of Studio 13 will be on display today through June 19 at Kerr Cultural Center located at 6110 N. Scottsdale Road in Scottsdale. An artists reception is set for 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday with refreshments. The public is invited to attend and meet the artists. Studio 13 is an association of
Yavapai College and Arizona State University sponsor a July 18 to 22 arts institute on the Prescott campus open to all with weeklong classes. Courses include Beginning Papermaking with Catherine Nash Painting by Linda Lomahastewa Time Elapse Photography by Mark Fromeyer and Sculpture Woodcarving by Aaron Yava. Fee is 245 per class. Lodging
The Arizona Press Club awards 2500 dollars in scholarships to two University of Arizona journalism students. Beth Silver of Mesa receives 1500 dollars and Alexa Faye Haussler earns 1000 dollars. The awards honor high potential for professional journalism and require steady progress toward degree completion.
More than 3,330 students received degrees from Duke University this month including Scott Christopher Silva of Chandler who earned a bachelor of arts and Matthew Ernest Watson of Tempe who earned a juris doctor.
State officials confirmed the managed bee colony near Green Valley is Africanized. A beekeeper was stung eight to ten times but not seriously hurt. Sampling May 12 near Green Valley area shows colonization across Green Valley Continental Sahuarita and Twin Buttes. Since last May at least 60 swarms or colonies have been detected statewide and counting is no longer possible.
U.S. Ninth Circuit affirms more than 1 billion dollars in damages in the Lincoln Mutual/Arizona real estate case tied to Charles Keating Jr and Tempe developer Conley Wolfswinkel. The ruling notes Wolfswinkel's bankruptcy status limits recovery though some funds may be collected. Keating and others settled.
Obituaries list multiple individuals with varying services and locations including Steven Benge Maeth iaee and Pauline J Mitchell at Our Lady of the Sacrament. Other notices mention Marion Schreiner Anita Mae Stephen P Higgins Mary Nikitas Marie Douthitt and Thomas Sa with services at Tempe Mesa Apache Junction and related mortuaries in 1994.
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