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| Yuhang Rong, left, associate dean of education, discusses a musical score written by his relative Lu Wei, with Jeffrey Renshaw, professor of music. Renshaw is conductor of the University Symphony Orchestra, which will premiere the work Oct. 10. Photo by Frank Dahlmeyer |
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Heidi Avila '02 and Pedro Segarra '85 were participants on a panel of Law School graduates during the 25th anniversary of the Law School's Latino Law Students Association September 26. Photo by Tina Covensky |
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October 6, 2008 ¦ Volume 27, No. 7
Once hidden musical composition will premiere at UConn
A Chinese composer who hid his music from authorities during China’s Cultural Revolution will realize a dream this week, when UConn musicians perform his lone surviving composition. Read more...
Economics panel predicts U.S. recession, not depression
The Great Depression was “great” because of what happened after the initial financial crisis, a scenario that probably won’t be repeated in the current financial meltdown, said several economics faculty members at
a forum on campus Sept. 30. Read more...
New version of PeopleSoft to debut later this month
A new and improved PeopleSoft system will be unveiled this month, full of changes that should make life easier for faculty, staff, and students. Read more...
New UConn commercial, website promote Husky loyalty
A new web site allows users to download the Husky fight song to their cell phones, post photos or videos, or join one of half a dozen UConn-related social networking groups. Read more...
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