The University of Chicago Magazine
August 1996
In this department: 
Task Forces on Undergraduate and Graduate Education weigh financial pressures and the importance of maintaining the quality of the student experience at the University of Chicago.- The Campaign for the Next Century tops its $650 million goal.
- Two new centers--studying poverty and race in the United States--are now open.
The portrait of former University President Hanna Gray was stolen--then returned. Then stolen again--and returned again.- The University recognizes great teachers with its annual teaching awards
Task Forces on Undergraduate and Graduate Education weigh financial pressures and the importance of maintaining the quality of the student experience at the University of Chicago.
The portrait of former University President Hanna Gray was stolen--then returned. Then stolen again--and returned again.
Plus items For the Record.
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- Feature story, a profile of George Gruhn, AB'67, "Would you buy a used guitar from this man?"
- Feature story, drawings from Reunion 1996 in June, "Scenes from a Reunion"
- Feature story, a profile of Abner Mikva, JD'51, "Dissenting Opinion"
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