News Releases for 1984

• January 23: Richard Fagen to give Clark Distinguished International Lecture
• January 23: Regents' Lecturer Attorney Paul Peterson, scheduled to deliver three public lectures
• January 23: Mark Thiemens named recipient of 1983-84 Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Grant
• January 23: Annual Winter Dickens Conference to be held
• January 26: Naive Painting art exhibit in Mandeville Art Gallery
• January 26: Media Advisory, Preview of American Premiere of "Taffytime," "Archipelago," and "Canti del Sole"
• February 13: Melanesian Archive created
• February 13: Naomi Haldane Mitchison to serve as Regents' Lecturer
• February 14: Calendar Item: "Hitlerism and the Holocaust"
• February 21: Talk sponsored by Judaic Studies Program
• February 21: Journalism Conference
• February 21: "Archipelago" Concert
• March 1: Dr. Tom Maniatis to give 4th Lecture in the McElroy Lectureship
• March 2: "Lettrisme: Into the Present," art showing
• March 12: Media Advisory, Annual Engineering Symposium
• March 12: Mark Machina and Jorge Hirsch receive Sloan Research Fellowships
• March 12: Shing-Tung Yau named to Chancellor's Associates Endowed Chair
• March 15: Recent honors and awards
• March 15: Media Advisory, engineering students hold annual robotics lab competition
• March 19: Free public forum dealing with the upcoming national election
• March 19: Events Calendar Spring '84
• March 29: "Election '84 - What is at Stake" public forum to be held
• March 29: Roger Revelle selected to receive Vannevar Bush Award by the National Science Board
• April 2: Iris Murdoch to give Elliott Lecture
• April 9: Media Advisory, 2nd Annual Warren Birthday Party
• April 12: Russell Doolittle, Robert Israel, M. Brian Maple, Douglas Richman and David Ringrose awarded Guggenheim Fellowships
• April 13: Furniture and apparel show
• April 19: 11th annual lectureship in Chemistry
• April 19: Concert of Orchestral Music with Computers
• April 19: Richard Madsen's new book on China
• April 19: Robert Israel Wins Guggenheim Award
• April 19: President David Gardner's schedule, will meet with press
• April 19: First UCSD Sun God Festival to take place
• April 23: Media Advisory, Cinco de Mayo celebration at UCSD
• April 23: Central University Library Book Sale
• April 23: Jean Y.J. Wang named Searle Scholar
• April 23: S. Jonathan Singer elected to Newton-Abraham Visiting Professorship in Medical, Biological and Chemical Sciences at the University of Oxford
• May 1: Russell Doolittle, Michael Freedman and Murray Rosenblatt elected to membership in the National Academy of Sciences
• May 3: Sculpture by Richard Fleischner installed as part of the Stuart Sculpture Collection
• May 3: Attorney Howard Ellman to give the sixth annual David Marc Belkin Memorial lecture
• May 7: Media Advisory, Visual Arts Undergraduate Exhibition
• May 7: Media Advisory, 9th Annual Student Dance Concert
• May 7: Media Advisory, Fourth Annual Undergraduate Theater Festival
• May 7: Media Advisory, Undergraduate Music Event
• May 10: "International Fireside" lecture series sponsored by International Center
• May 10: Public invited for a day to UCLA campus to see fine books and special collections sponsored by Friends of the UCSD Library
• May 10: Media Advisory, U.S.-Mexican Studies Press Conference; has received new grants totaling more than $1 million
• May 10: Che-Min Cheng to serve as Regents' Lecturer
• May 14: "Abortion and the Politics of Motherhood," new book by Kristin Luker
• May 17: Panel of experts discuss smoking in the workplace 5/24
• May 17: 1984 UCSD Faculty Art Exhibition to be held in Mandeville Center Art Gallery
• May 17: Announcement of 27th annual High School Honors Mathematics contest co-sponsored by the Mathematics Department
• May 21: Calendar Item, Undergraduate Music Event
• May 21: Calendar Item, Visual Arts Undergraduate Exhibition
• May 21: Calendar Item, Fourth Annual Undergraduate Theater Festival
• May 21: Calendar Item, Ninth Annual Student Dance Concert
• May 21: Memorial service for Alan Schneider to be held
• May 21: Political Science Class Strategic Arms Reduction Talks
• May 23: Seaver Leslie involved in the fight of Santa Ysabel Indians of Poway to protect their sacred burial lands from destruction
• May 29: Forum on United States involvement in El Salvador to be held
• May 31: Description of Summer Session and some courses offered
• May 31: Intensive language courses offered through Summer Session
• May 31: Media Advisory, 20th Annual Watermelon Splat to be held
• June 4: 1984 Commencement ceremonies to be held
• June 4: Media Advisory, 1984 Commencement ceremonies to be held
• June 14: Fourth annual U.S.-Mexican Studies briefing session for professional journalists to be held
• June 15: Faiya Fredman-Arkoteri art exhibit to open in Mandeville Art Gallery in September
• June 22: Dr. Warren L. Butler's death
• July 2: Institute of Americas Professorship
• July 2: Regents approved selection of Turnkey Design and Construction Co. to build the planned Center for Magnetic Recording Research
• July 2: Four people added to the staff of the Development Office
• July 2: Two students and one staff receive NCR awards
• July 3: Linda Jeanne Patton chosen as first Errett Bishop Scholar
• July 5: 12th Annual Chancellor's Dinner Dance
• July 5: Speakers' Bureau new brochure
• July 5: Media Advisory, Olympic swimming team from Great Britain will train on campus
• July 12: Upward Bound Summer Games
• July 12: Margaret Marshall appointed to committee by the National Society of Arts and Letters which will set dance criteria for its 1985 Career Award Competitions
• July 13: Honorees at Chancellor's Dinner-Dance
• July 20: Appointment of University Professor
• July 23: Intaglietta honorary professor in China
• July 23: Dr. David Woodruff and a team of scientists capture live specimens of rare species of chambered nautilus
• July 26: Media Advisory, Groundbreaking for the Center for Magnetic Recording Research, Structures Laboratory
• July 30: Libraries operating on reduced schedule to begin conversion from manual circulation system to an automated process
• July 30: Breakdance contest
• August 2: Shortage of housing for UCSD students
• August 2: Five UCSD staff members receive Outstanding Staff Awards, and a sixth member receives "Most Outstanding" award
• August 3: Groundbreaking held for the Center for Magnetic Recording Research
• August 3: Jack K. Wolf appointed professor in EECS Department
• August 9: UCSD honors and awards
• August 13: University Events calendar items
• August 16: Media Advisory, Small Business Trade Show
• August 23: Michael Cole elected to National Academy of Education
• August 23: IGCC receives $250,000 grants from Carnegie Corp.
• August 27: Mallison named director of CMRR
• September 4: Peter F. Cowhey chosen to take part in the International Affairs Fellowship Program sponsored by the Council of Foreign Relations
• September 7: Graduation notice to hometown newspapers
• September 17: Construction begins at on Career Services Center Building
• September 17: Faiya Fredman art exhibit
• September 17: Back to School
• September 19: Media Advisory, preview screening of "Moscow Calling San Diego: Children and Film," to be shown on KPBS, sponsored by the Department of Communication
• September 20: "The Evolution of the Universe, Life and Human Nature," new and unusual class to be held this fall
• September 24: Steinitz named director of planned giving
• September 24: Media Advisory, book signing at Bookstore by Dick Moore, author of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"
• September 24: Fall quarterly calendar
• September 25: A new UCSD mascot to be unveiled at volleyball game
• September 27: Retired UCSD Professor Paul Henry died in Belgium
• September 28: UC President's budget
• October 1: Siah Armajani gives art presentation
• October 8: Steven Hahn awarded 1984 Frederick Jackson Turner Award from the Organization of American Historians
• October 11: Annual UCSD found and unclaimed property auction to be held
• October 15: Satellite dish
• October 18: Voice seminar
• October 18: Three faculty members honored by Chancellor's Associates: Immo Scheffler, excellence in teaching; Jerome Namias, excellence in research; and Jack Fisher, outstanding community service
• October 18: Hewlett Packard gift to AMES
• October 19: 3rd Annual College & University Info Fair
• October 22: 3rd Annual Benefit Concert for Early Childhood Education
• October 22: Freedman wins MacArthur Prize
• October 25: Theodore Waddell's art exhibit
• October 25: Media Advisory, Annual Muir College Pumpkin Drop to be held
• October 25: Researchers at CASS have announced completion of the Faint Object Spectrograph
• October 29: Enrollment figures for fall 1984
• November 5: Schedule of events for "Wednesday Evenings at the Mandeville Center" SONOR concerts
• November 5: Bertram Turetzky awarded grant by the California Council for the Humanities to organize a series of panel discussions on music
• November 14: Philip Morrison will deliver the annual Marlar Lecture, sponsored by CASS
• November 15: Henri Pousseur to be the Regents Lecturer
• November 19: Phyllis Mirsky named acting University librarian
• November 19: New Engineering Building Unit 1
• November 21: Peter Irons receives Durfee Award
• November 21: Howard Fried's lecture
• December 6: Study on murders done by David Phillip and student John Hensley
• December 7: Media Advisory, presentation of Marine corps trophy to student Alto Lee Jerkins III and to Chancellor Atkinson
• December 13: "Dear Liar" to be performed in Mandeville Recital Hall
• December 17: Center for Music Experiment present series "Colloquia: Music and Contemporary Society"
• December 17: Video Exhibition