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Winter For Alumni and Friends of UMD 1990 UMD in the 1980s

UMD continued to attract national attention ln the 1980s, from the success of our academic programs to athletic achievements. For a look back at UMD ln the 1980s, see pages 5-11. 1 7-: .....

CLARK THOMBORSON The·Universityof-Minnesota-Duluth·Bridge Page 1

Computer scientist thrives at UMD

by Doris Pride Maybe it's because he spent eight years in Berkeley. Or perhaps it's Just that he was raised to be practical. Whatever the reason, Clark Thomborson is one of those professors who doesn'tjust talk about ideals, he lives them. A promising young professor in computer science at the University of California-Berkeley in 1979, Thomborson gradu- ally stopped applying for research grant money from the Department of Defense. "I was writing papers that were critical of the high percentage of military funding in computer science research. After awhile I thought it was hypocritical to take money from the defense depart- ment, so I stopped apply- ing for DOD grant money," says Thomborson. In an academic depart- ment where the average Clark Thomborson left Berkeley almost four years ago after he decided not to accept funding from the annual grant money per Department of Defense for research that would ultimately be used to further the Strategic Defense Initiative. faculty member was half- Today, the computer scientist is thriving at UMD in the computer science and computer engineering a -million dollars, departments. He is pictured here with his wife, Barbara, and their children, Luke and Juliet. Thomborson's funding soon dwindled to less than At UMD, his research wide and even keeps in expensive calculators were had found supercomput- a fifth of that, he says, has more practical appli- touch with former gradu- when they first came out? ers tended to compare prejudicing his prospects cations - building better ate students all over the Well, I don't think they'll unfavorably to individual for tenure. computers and networks world. ever be giving away PCs computer workstations in Why did the young for daily use in business, The son of an M.I.T.- with a book purchase, but some areas of research. professor decline to do academia and industry. educated engineer, Thom- they will become far more "Cray stock went back defense department "At Berkeley, the pace was borson grew up Clark affordable in the next few up again after a few days, research? so frenetic that it was Thompson in southern years," he says. but I was pleased to see "I have a strong appre- unusual for a colleague to California. When he Computer networking, that someone was listen- ciation for the practical - take the time for coffee or married Barbara Borske, he believes, is in its ing." Thomborson says I wanted to see my re- a relaxed conversation they merged their names infancy. "We're still in the with a chuckle. search pragmatically that might lead to re- to form Thomborson age of the pony express Although he chooses not applied in everyday life," search collaboration." (Tom-bor-son). when it comes to com- to contribute his talents to he responds. And con- But, he adds, part of After earning his puter networking." he the front lines of SDI ducting research that that Berkeley pace proba- bachelor's and master's says. Ultimately. he research, Thomborson is would ultimately be used bly has to do with the very degrees from Stanford predicts, computers will philosophical about the to further the Strategic nature of computer sci- University in California, be able to use voice ecological and military Defense Initiative didn't flt ence, a new and rapidly Thomborson went on to transmission - but that assaults on the environ- his idea of pragmatic evolving discipline. "Most earn a doctorate in com- will be much more expen- ment. research. research in computer puter science from Carne- sive to implement. "We're used to a level of So Thomborson became science is pursued at that gie-Mellon University in Although it's more of a material comfort that has one of a growing body of frantic pace - there's a Pennsylvania. concern than a prediction, an ecological cost." he elite, concerned scientists feeling that you need to Because computer he says the potential for says. "Very few of us have who argue the absurdity get it out the door before it science is such a young computer crime in finan- addressed the 'technoflx' of Star Wars research at becomes obsolete." discipline, one of the cial networks is very real. mindset." any cost. The technology changes biggest challenges has "It's something that His overriding philoso- After leaving Berkeley so quickly, he adds, that been simply in holding a further research can phy is "taking life as it is nearly four years ago, he it's not appropriate to department together. he probably help. but the and Just living it." To his was quickly hired at UMD polish a paper. says. "There aren't many system will never be children. ages 2 and 6, he in the computer science It's fitting that the very older faculty members, so totally invincible." he says. simply hopes he can give and computer engineering technology he studies at 36 I'm considered a When Thomborson a sense of balance to live departments. "It's been enables Thomborson to senior professor, literally. recently gave a paper. in an unsure universe. amazingly fertile for me thrive in Duluth. "Duluth That's a little pressure." "Shouldn't a Cray be "The dinosaurs were here," says Thomborson, isn't isolated for me What predictions does Much Faster than a doing OK, too, until recently promoted to full because I can keep up-to- Thomborson have for the Workstation?" at a Twin something happened." he professor. "People here date via the computer future of the technology Cities colloquium, the says. "Maybe we'll be have time in a way that at networks." he studies? For one thing, stock of supercomputer luckier." Berkeley they didn't have Through his computer he says that personal giant Cray Research, Inc .. Doris Pride is news time. I've found it possible network. he submits computers will multiply dropped four points. While director in the Alumni and to work on research with research papers. consults and become cheaper. conducting his own Media Relations office. fellow faculty." with colleagues nation- "You remember how research, Thomborson Page 2

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Carlson steps down CLA dean resigns Student dies in freak Watt named assistant from VCAA position after three years kayaking accident development director Robert L. Carlson, vice chancellor Judith Gillespie, dean of the UtttD A scholarship fund for outdoor James M. Watt has been named of academic administration, will College of Liberal Arts, resigned In education has been established at assistant director of development return to the classroom as profes- January. Associate Dean Jackson UMD in memory of Matt Link, a at UMD. In his new position, Watt sor of chemistry at UMD effective Huntley will serve as interim dean UMD student who drowned in a is responsible for cultivating and July 1. Carlson was named UMD's until the search process is com- freak kayaking accident in Decem- soliciting regional businesses for academic vice chancellor in April of pleted for interim dean. Gillespie, ber. Link, 21, of Willow River, was contributions, assisting in all 1988, after serving as acting vice who has been at UMD for more taking part in a three-month in- community fund drives and special chancellor for nearly two years. than three years, resigned to ac- ternship in New Zealand as part of campaigns, supervising the UMD Chancellor Lawrence A. Ianni cept a position at Lakewood Com- UMD's Outdoor Education Pro- annual fund drive, and developing praised Carlson for his work with munity College in White Bear Lake, gram. Witnesses say his kayak and writing promotional material. UMD's North Central reaccredita- Minn. became lodged under an iron bar, Most recently with Altek Computer tion process and the establishment pinning Link beneath rushing Systems Inc. of Duluth, Watt has of UMD's Achievement Center. He DeWitt acting director water at a small dam where he and worked for the Carlson Companies, also cited Carlson's crucial role in of Tweed Museum other kayakers were practicing. BBF&W Advertising/Bradseth maintaining stability during the Link was the first UMD student to Group, Courier Network Interna- transition between chancellors in Martin DeWitt has been appointed participate in the New Zealand tional, and as administrative aide 1987. Ianni said a screening com- acting director of the UMD Tweed student exchange, and he was to Duluth Mayor John Fedo. A mittee will be formed and a nation- Museum of Art. DeWitt, who has eight weeks into the internship. His 1981 graduate of UMD. Watt has wide search will begin by the been curator of exhibitions and father, Mike Link. has taught at also served as a fundraising and middle of February. A tentative collections for the past three years, UMD and is the executive director promotional consultant to the ···~ application deadline of April 1 has was appointed acting director fol- of the International Wolf Center in UMD Royal D. Alworth Jr., Insti- been set, with an appointment or lowing the departure of former di- Ely and director of Northwoods tute for International Studies. extension of the search estimated rector Steven Klindt to the Queens Audubon Center in Sandstone. in late May or early June. An or- Museum in New York. Prior to Donations can be sent to: Matt ganic chemist, Carlson joined the coming to the Tweed, DeWitt spent Link Outdoor Education Memorial UMD faculty In 1966. His research five years as director and curator of Fund, UMD Outdoor Program, 10 The·University•of-Minnesota-Duluth interests include the organic syn- the Rockford Art Museum in University Drive, Duluth. Minn., thesis of antibiotics and anti tumor Rockford, 111 . 55812. compounds and the study of envi- ronmental toxicology. Carlson re- Disalvo named head Alphabets featured in BRIDGE ceived his Ph.D. in chemistry from Princeton University and was a of physiology at UMD UMD Bible display postdoctoral fellow at Harvard Joseph DiSalvo has been named Alphabets and writing systems of University . professor and head of the physiol- the world are being featured Special CEE workshop ogy department at the UMD School through March at the UMD Volume 7, Number 2 of Medicine. DiSalvo, who now Library's Ramseyer-Northern Bible to focus on parenting holds the Edwin Eddy Professor- Society Collection. Open to the Editor ship, came to UMD after 1 7 years at public on the third floor of the UMD A special workshop on ~Parenting the University of Cincinnati. He Library, the display includes more Lucy Kragness with Love and Logic: Setting Limits was a recipient of the Burroughs than 30 different scripts into which Without Waging War" will be Fri- Wellcome Visiting Professor Award the Bible has been translated. On day, Feb. 16 at UMD. The work- Alumni Director and the George Rieveschl. Jr. display are examples such as two shop, which Is offered for non- Darryl Sczepanski Award for Scientific Research and phonetic systems for transcribing credit or one graduate credit, will is a member of the Belgian Royal Chinese; scripts from India and focus on managing child behavior Academy of Medicine. DiSalvo re- Southeast Asia; variations of Ara- Associate Alumni Director in the school, home, or clinical ceived his doctorate from Cornell bic and Cyrillic; specially con- setting. For more information, call Beth Brown University and has held positions structed alphabets such as Chero- Continuing Education and Exten- at Michigan State University, kee and Cree; and variations of the sion at 218-726-6536. Squibb Institute for Medical Re- Latin alphabet, including Gothic Photographer .. search and Ball State University. and Erse. Ken Moran News Director Doris Pride

Writer Jane Brissett

The UMD Bridge is a quarterly publication of the Alumni and Media Relations Office at the University of Mmm.>:,0ta, Duluth. All questions, suggestions, and address changes ~hould be dirtXt~>d to: Bridge UMD 10 University Drive 315 Darland Admimstrahon Bmldmg Duluth, Minn. 55812

The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. Nearly 300 degrees were awarded at fall commencement last November in the Romano Gymnasium. Commencement speaker was James N. Heffernan, at left, columnist and editorial page associate at the Duluth News-Tribune. A 1962 graduate of UMD, Heffernan received a "Distinguished Alumni Award" from Chancellor Lawrence A. Ianni. At right, Donald J . Pearce, former UMD Library director, received - a Distinguished Service Award from Ianni. JOHN GRUSSENDORF The-University-of.Minnesota-Duluth-Bridge Page 3

Medical miracle shares story

by Lucy Kragness stopped. I'm not a public p aker John Grussendorf says But Grussendorf b - but I hav to go, b ause th r were times he Just lieves it was all part of that's why I'm still on this wanted to give up and di God's plan. "It wa n't my earth, to tell my tory. No But today, the UMD time to go yet. I believe I'm matt r where it l , my wife graduate knows that he on this earth to tell my Mary and I go. Sh i my survived three life- story," he said. "I truly !lent upport r." threatening struggles in believe that the prayer When Grus ndorf the 1980s so he could tell chain stopped it. It was a girls bask tball learn fir t his story. phase I had to go through. comp t d In th tate In the la t five years, I was a medical my tery, tournament In 1988, he Gru sendorf has found but it was for a purpose." attra ted attention. some orthodox and unor- Eager to regain his "Thal wa the fir t time thodox ways to share his strength, Grussendorf in the tat of Minn sota story. He wrote and r turned to his home in that a team was 25-0 and published a book, Triple Esko and his Job at the a dad was th head oach, Overtime, which also family nursery. "I never with thre daughter that includes inspirational got back to full strength started," h aid. "Th stories from his family all summer long, but I n w media bombard d and friends. He often Just thought I was 35 us, and that was an sp aks at regional years old so I must be excell nt time to tell my churches and service over the hill," he said. "I story. It was amazing, club and gives away his would walk by and hit my becaus all of th sports- book to others facing wrist or something, and writers m ntion d my erious illnesses. the next day the whole Christianity." But h reached the most thing would be black and After last year' trip to p ople through the media blue ... I was bl eding the tat tournament, attention he attracted as internally." Grus ndorf stepp d the oach and father of A routine blood check down a head co ch with three starters on th Esko that fall in an overall r ord of 162 Girl Basketball Team, d tected abnormalitle . "I and 48. Today, h I In hi which ended the last two had a bone marrow le t. first a on a a istant seasons by comp Ung in and that's when they oa h for th boy t am, the state basketball found out I had aplastic under h ad coach Rod tournament. anemia ... where your John on. "Ten years ago, if some- bone marrow shuts down "Leaving th girl team body had told me to hang for no apparent reason," was a tough d cl ion. My in there, you '11 be down in he said. last two daught rs the state tournament Grussendorfs only hope (Brenda, a enlor, and coa hing your daughters' was a bone marrow UMD graduate John Grussendorf, assistant boys bas- Tanya. a ophomore) team two years in a row, I transplant. His younger ketball coach at Esko High School, says he survived didn't want me to quit, n ver would have believed brother Tom's bone mar- three life-threatening struggles in the 1980s so he but now I'm abl to enjoy them," Grussendorf said. row was the closest could tell his story. them. It was Um for a "The Lord works in myste- match, and the long change." rious ways." process began. ally assumed his coaching Determined to tell his Grus endorf old st Grussendorf has been a "The bone marrow duties. To help his family story, Grussendorf de- daughter, Miranda, om- familiar figure on the transplant, that's nothing. defray the mounting cided that he could reach petes on th bask tball basketball court since That was just two hours of medical· bills, a John the most people by writing team at Itasca Community graduating from UMD in watching my brother Grussendorf Benefit a book. "I scribbled my College, wh re she is a 1969 with a bachelor of Tom's bone marrow drip Basketball Night was held thoughts down longhand, sophomore. Angela also science degree in physical into my veins," he said. in February at the new and grandma (Helen Aili) play bask tball, for the education and health. He "They give you a big Esko High School gymna- made sense of it. My Colleg of St. Schola tica, has coached at several booklet of the side effects sium. sister-in-law Marlene Aili where sh is a freshman. northern Minnesota you 're going to get - For the next two years. got it all typed it up b fore An avid outdoorsman, schools, including serving herpes. shingles, infec- Grussendorf enjoyed good it went to the publisher." Grus endorf says h · as the Esko girls coach tions. If you get to post- health while continuing to But Grussendorf di cov- thinking about moving from 1981-88. operation day 100, you're build the girls basketball ered that finding a pub- back to Hamilton, Mont., Today, he is assistant out of the woods ... but program and working for lisher wasn't that easy. where he spent a year boys coach at Esko. you're in torture for those the family nursery. That "Nobody wanted to help with hi family In 1980. During the off-season 100 days." all changed in March us publish the book, o But no matter what the from April to November, While Grussendorf 1985, when Grussendorf we did it all ours Ive in futur bring , Grus n- Grus endorf and his three credits his strong faith spent 10 days in the Just four months," he dorf will ontinu to t 11 brothers run the Grussen- and the prayers of family Intensive Care Unit at St. said. "We borrow d his tory. "At fir t, I dorf Nursery, a Herman- and friends with helping Mary's Medical Cent r in $9,000 to print 5,000 thought, why am I going town bu iness his father him cope, he admits it Duluth with septicimia, books ... and to pay off the through thl ? Why Is the started in 1952. wasn't always easy. "I an often-fatal blood loan I charged for the Lord punishing m ? But Grus endorfs life- remember there were infection that had mysteri- books. When the books the Lord do sn't pun! h, threatening struggles times after the bone ously invaded his body. were paid for, we began he te ts. That' very began in 1982, when he marrow transplant that I "I look back and ask giving them away. I Important." he aid. "I started bleeding internally Just wanted to take my how I got through it, and haven't made one red cent guess he just pick d our after successfully under- tray and throw it against it was a lot of prayer of profit on these books. family to show p ople that going two surgeries to the wall and go home and support," he said. "You because we didn't want to there is a God and that ease ulcerative colitis, sit on my deck and die .. . I can never make it on your do that." there can b miracle yet which has no cause. had to get worse before I own. It's useless to even Grussendorf often gives in thi modem day." Rushed into surgery, got better," he said. try. You've got to have lots away several books after After his 100-day Lucy Kragness is Bridge Grussendorf went through of friends and relatives ... giving a talk. "If a hurch editor and publications checkup in January of 49 units of blood before a support group that's calls or a Lions club, or editor in the Alumni and 1983, Grussendorf gradu- the bleeding mysteriously 100-fold." Kiwanis, I can't say no. Media Relations office. . ..,. RICHARD EISENBERG Page 4 The·Universityof.Minnesota-Duluth-Bridge ;. Develops 'user friendly' pharmacology programs

by Jane Brissett paid to the co-au thors. What began as a lunch "I've had to learn a lot of hour project - somelhing things I didn't learn with a to do in his spare time - scien tifi c education ," may yet be the best- Eisenberg says. known endeavor of Rich- Mac Pharmacology ard Eisenberg, professor programs have been and head of the pharma- purchased by 26 medical cology department at the schools . Another 35 UMD School of Medicine. schools have purchased Although he's first and demons tra tion programs. foremost a teacher and Allhough Minnesota researcher in the area of Medical Edu-Ware has a drug abuse and the mailing lis t of more than hormone system, Eisen- 500, Eisenberg was berg ls internationally surprised to receive an known as author of order from Japan, since MacPharmacology®, a the programs had never series of programs for the been advertised there. Macintosh personal Today, demonstration ·p computer. programs are in institu- Eisenberg describes the tions in Asia, Australia series as an interactive and Europe. One indica- video learning program, tion of the programs' not a testing program. The popularity may be tha t objective is for the user to orders for Cardiovascular think of lhe appropriate Pharmacology, lhe most answer before checking it recent package, were on the computer. received six weeks before To date, Eisenberg has it was completed. developed four programs. Richard Eisenberg, professor and head of the pharmacology department at the As a charter member of Neuropharmacology was School of Medicine, ls internationally known as the author ofMacPhannacology®, the School of Medicine written in 1987 and will a series of programs for the Macintosh personal computer. faculty, Eisenberg has soon be revised. Auto- done everything from nomic Pharmacology and idea. and for release time. Soon the president of select by subject area. carting desks and file Autacoid/Renal Pharma- The Health Sciences the chairman's group Graphic review ques- cabinets into the original cology were co-authored Leaming Resource Com- invited him to make a tions present information buildings to developing a with George J. Trachte, mittee gave him money for presentation to a group both visually and in productive research and associate professor of release time. but he did meeting on computerized written form. Answers teaching program. His pharmacology at UMD. not receive Educational education. That presenta- appear graphically, and interests include research Cardiovascular Pharma- Development Program tion in January 1987 further written explana- into the neurotransmitter cology was co-authored money from the University received a positive re- tions are provided if the control and the effects of with Trachte and Kendall for hardware. sponse and. in tum. led to user wants to see them. drugs of abuse on the B. Wallace, who is also an Fortunately. a parallel an invitation to a sympo- The graphics portions of hypothalamo-pituitary- associate professor of application to Apple sium in Sydney. Australia, the programs include adrenal axis and studies pharmacology at UMD. Computer. Inc., for hard- later that year, which was diagrams, matching on the development of Eisenberg has designed ware was submitted partly financed by Apple problems and artificial physical dependence and the programs with medi- during the same period. Computer. The interna- statistical data with which tolerance to opiates and cal. dental. osteopathic. and eventually Apple gave tional community also to solve the problem; other benzodiazepines. pharmacy and graduate him a Macintosh Plus received the idea with questions pose "what if' Eisenberg earned his students in mind. as well system and money for such enthusiasm that situations. The graphic doctorate in Pharmacology • as residents and physi- software and expenses. Eisenberg decided to review portion "is really at the University of Cali- cians reviewing for reli- As he worked on the market his product. the most fun of all," fornia at Los Angeles and censure or remediation. program during lunch What is unique about Eisenberg says. was a Postdoctoral Re- "It's used as an adjunct to hours and evenings, the MacPharmacology The electronic drug file search Fellow at the our normal course work Eisenberg composed two programs is their depth. cards are akin to the University of Rochester and our normal text," he or three questions at a Each package has "tiers" index cards many stu- before coming to UMD in emphasizes, and is to be time. He was feeling his of information: multiple dents use to drill them- 1971. used for self-evaluation way with a good deal of choice board format study selves on actions, uses, Currently, Eisenberg is and review, not as a trial and error. and didn't and review questions; side-effects, toxicity and expanding the concepts substitute for classroom really know how the graphic review questions interactions. The answers used in the MacPharma- work. concept could be fully and answers; and elec- are Just barely out of sight cology series. Soon to The MacPharmacology utilized. But eventually. tronic drug file cards. on the screen, encourag- come are MacBrain Lesion idea was born in Neuropharmacology was In the multiple choice ing the user to think and a medical virology Eisenberg's mind before completed. section, objective ques- before looking at them. program, co-authored the days of the Macintosh After the first program tions define the informa- The University of Minne- with other School of computer. In fact. the was developed. Eisenberg tion to be reviewed. By sota holds the copyright Medicine faculty mem- concept sat dormant for attended the annual clicking the mouse that on Neuropharmacology, bers. several years. and a series meeting of the American controls the cursor on a and pays royalties to Eis- "I may be better known of chance circumstances Society for Pharmacology screen box labeled. "click enberg. He has also incor- for this than almost finally turned the concept and Experimental Thera- here for instructions," the porated a business called anything I've done, but in to reality. peutics where one of the user is told exactly what Minnesota Medical Edu- lhis is not where my main In 1986. during a brief attendees had a Macin- to do. Since the study Ware. Inc .. which is efforts lie," he asserts. period when he was tosh in a hotel room. questions are menu- licensed to market the ~is is s imply a fun between grants. Eisenberg There Eisenberg showed driven, the user can start program. The other project." applied for funds for a his work to his associates. at the beginning of the MacPharmacology pro- Jane Brissett is public computer to work on the ~ey were really excited." package, return to any grams are owned by lhe relations directorfor the he remembers. questions by number. or corporation, with royalties UMD School of Medicine.

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Goodbye 1980s, hello 1990s. Here's a look back in photographs at some of the people and events that helped shape UMD in the 1980s.

Enrollment records were shattered throughout the decade. In 1985-86, the largest-ever class of 1,100 graduates received degrees.

Photographs by Ken Moran

The Bulldogs hockey team competed In the NCAA Championships in 1983-84 and 1984-85, losing a heartbreaker in four overtimes during the final game In 1984 and capturing third place In 1985. Shown with the third place trophy are, from left, Tom Herzig, Jim Johnson and . Page6 ,----UMD------in the 1980s

The 1980s brought changes in leadership, with Lawrence A. Ianni, left, named UMD's fifth chancellor, in 1987. He replaced Robert L. Heller, center, who retired after 37 years at UMD. Raymond W. Darland, right, who served as provost for 23 years, died in 1987. .,,,. In 1983, Denise L. Pederson was the first woman elected president of the UMD Stu- dent Association.

Hypothermia research by former UMD Professor Robert Pozos attracted attention from a wide Walter Mondale spoke at a UMD rally variety of media throughout the 1980s. Pozos, right, helped reporter John Stossel from ABC's 20/ during the final days of his presidential 20television show prepare for a chilly dip in the UMD hypothermia lab in 1987. campaign in 1984. -

Four-year degree programs in Computer Engineering, In- dustrial Engineering and Chemical Processing Engineer- ing were developed In the 1980s. The programs are housed in the Engineering Building, which opened its UMD received a national plug when Jonathan Conant, UMD associ- doors In 1986. ate professor of foreign languages and literature, was interviewed in 1989 on NBC's Today show. Conant discussed UMD's successful model programs to help students improve their grades and avoid dropping out.

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Graduates from the years 1950 to 1959 posed with cars from the Classic Cruiser Car Club during the UMD "Back to the Fifties" reunion In 1988. Other reunions sponsored by the UMD Alumni Association In the 1980s Included the Duluth State Teachers Col- lege In 1986, classes of 1948 and 1949 In 1988, and classes from the 1960s In 1989.

U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop spoke at UMD In 1988 during a public forum on drug abuse and chemical dependency.

Jim Malosky, Bulldog football coach for 32 years, has recorded the UMD Theatre's production of Homesteaders played to standing-room-only most wins of any crowds at the national American College Theatre Festival In 1987 at the active NCAA Kennedy Center for the Performing arts In Washington, D.C. Homesteaders was Division II coach in selected one of the five best college theatre productions In the country by ACTF the country. He jurorers - the highest honor for a collegiate theatre program. Cast members notched his 200th were, from left, Colleen Heffernan, Breet Rlckaby, Patty Hall, Sally Nystuen, and win in 1989. Tim McGee. Rlckaby was selected one of two winners of the Irene Ryan Award for Acting, the highest honor for acting any college theatre student can receive. Page 8 Page 9 ,...-UMD------, in the 1980s

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The 1984-85 Bulldogs hockey team competed in the Soviet The Rev. Jesse Jackson visited UMD on general election day In 1988, urging stu- Union during an historic trip In December of 1984. Here a dents to get out and vote. His rousing message was heeded by hundreds of UMD Russian woman served tea between periods to Skeeter students, who followed Jackson In a march across campus to voting booths in Moore during a game in Leningrad. Kirby Student Center. While only a handful of students voted in the primary, sev- eral hundred cast ballots during the general election.

UMD successfully completed its four-year capital campaign In 1988, raising $12,957,329 in gifts and grants for endowed faculty positions, scholarships, academic programs, and research. At left, Kay Slack, UMD Fund volunteer chair, presented a special chair to Jack Rowe for the Jack Rowe Chair in Engineering, donated by Minnesota Power. At right, Martha B. Alworth tried out the chair her fam- ily received for establishing the Royal D. Alworth, Jr. Professorship in Northern Circle Studies as UMD Chancellor Lawrence lannl looked on. More than $2.1 million was pledged for endowed faculty positions, including the 3'-'!Wllliam L. McKnight Distinguished Visiting Professorship in Technology Renee Fluegge was a member of the Development; the Eddy family Professorship In Neurocommunlcation Disorders; a visiting profes- UMD softball team that captured sec- sorship In finance and management, largely funded by First Banks and Norwest Ban corporation; and ond place at the 1988-89 NAIA National the Robert L. Heller Professorship in Geology. Tournament In Oklahoma City.

The Natural Resources Research Institute opened in 1986 to promote UMD chemistry Professor Ron Caple, right, helped strengthen employment in Minnesota through development of the state's resources UMD's ties with the Soviet Union throughout the 1980s. He is in an environmentally sound manner. Pictured with Gov. Rudy Perpich, shown here with Vladimir Palyulln, UMD's first Soviet exchange left, Is Michael Lalich, NARI director. NARI is located In the former Duluth student. The two met during 1976 In Moscow when they were both Air Force Base SAGE Building. doing research in organic chemistry at Moscow State University.

. ,,. Bruce Berglund , above at right, was the first Bulldog to receive spent nine months at the Hobey Baker Award, college hockey's highest honor, in Moscow State 1983-84. He Is shown with Bulldog Coach , who University in 1987-88 was named the WCHA "Coach of the Year" for an unprece- as UMD's first dented three straight seasons in the 1980s. At left, Bulldog Bill exchange student to Watson received the 1984-85 Hobey Baker Award, the only the Soviet Union. time a college has received the award two years In a row. While Berglund's scholastic achievements won him third place In a Soviet chemistry competition, he also won the heart of Galina, a Soviet laboratory assistant he married. In 1989, a complex of three new residence buildings was named Goldfine Hall In honor of Duluth business leader Erwin L. Goldfine, who served 12 years as a University of Minnesota regent before stepping down In 1987. Helping Goldfine unveil the sign during a special ceremony was his wife, Beverly. Page 10 -UMD------in the 1980s

Director Nancy Erhard, right, was honored in 1989 when UMD Theatre's Blue Collar Blues was chosen by the American College Theatre Festival to represent UMD In a special performance at Washington, D.C. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Blue Collar Blues was among the top five chosen from 700 entries nationwide. The performance marked the second time In three years that a UMD production received the prestigious award.

Wheelchair athlete Marcia Bevard-Kulick won seven gold medals and set a world record In swimming at the 1981 International Wheelchair In England. Bevard was also named one of the Top 10 College Women In 1983 by Glamour Maga- zine and was honored In 1984 as one of 1O Outstanding Young Women of America by the Advisory Board of Outstanding Young Women In Washington, D.C.

Popular psychologist Joyce Brothers talked to The UMD Tweed Museum of Art celebrated Its 30th anniversary UMD students in 1986. and the opening of the Sax Sculpture Conservatory In 1988. The unique Sax Sculpture Conservatory was made possible by an endowment from the former Sax brothers - Jonathan, Milton and Simon - of Duluth.

The U.S. Olympic Hockey Team practiced In 1987 at the new rink In the Multipurpose Building, connected to the UMD Sports Consumer advocate Ralph and Health Center. The new building was Nader spoke at UMD In part of the $15.5 million renovation of the 1983. Approximately 500 students have studied at the Uni- outdoor and Indoor facilities for recrea- versity of Birmingham In the Study In England tional sports, physical education, and program, which began in 1980. athletics. J»a&e 11

Members of the Bulldogs men's and women's basketball teams were familiar faces at several national tournaments in the 1980s. Since Dale Race began coaching the men's team in 1984-85, it has traveled to the NAIA national tournament for five straight years, including capturing four NIC conference championships. The women's team, under the direction of head Coach Karen Stromme, has competed in the national tournament two years in a row in 1987-88 and 1988-89.

Charles Matsch, left, and Dick Ojakangas, UMD geology professors, established Camp UMD in the Northern Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains, West Antarc- tica, for two months in 1979-80 when they were on an international expedition, funded by the National Science Foundation. Due to their research, Matsch Ridge and Mount Ojakan- gas were named in their honor.

Actor Noel Harrison was a guest artist in the UMD Theatre produc- tion of As You Like It in 1987. His visit was sponsored by the Gon- ska Cultural Fund.

Fred Friendly, former head of CBS news, gave the 10th Dalton Lemasurier Lecture at UMD in 1981 . Katherine Ritz, who graduated from UMD in 1979, was a winner of the prestigious Metro- politan Opera Auditions in 1982. Today, Ritz is a full-time voice instructor at UMD, where she directs the opera workshop. Page 12

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Jamison Is a labor r latlon '50 peclallst for the 4th Infantry Division and the 96th Anny R rve Command al Fl. Message from alumni president Carson. Colo. He has worked for the federal government since Dear UMD Alumni: career d clslons. When graduation, having be n po led th program I up and lo I 1 different cities. He Is also a A new tradition tart volunteer lax prepar r for the with this Issue of the running, we hop to elderly and poor and I an a tlve Bridge. Each i sue will xpand It to alumni In upport r of Helf; r Project the Twin Cltie ar a . International. which help the now Include an Informal Ames poor around the world by update on alumni Our fall quarter Donald C. Ames was re-elected furnishing a gJfl of livestock and activities from the Chan ellor' Br akfa t for In November to a four-year term training In animal hu band,:y .. . president of the UMD graduating nior Robert G. Pike has taught al on the Elmhurst. 111 .• Board of Alumni Assa lation or was very su ful. and Education. He has served as RI hfield Junior High School In we had overflow crowd pre !dent of the board for ven the Twin Cltl s for 28 years. 21 the director of alumni of hi 13 year In office. Ames. a In Industrial education and the relations. The board at our Duluth and Chicago lawyer. was edllor·ln- last seven In math and computer president will report to Mlnneapoli hock y lence. He received hi master's chlef of the Statesman and a you In the summer and r ptions. W al o had varsity tennis player al UMD. degree In lndu trial education at Bemidji Stale University In winter i sues and the an xc 11 nt group of 1973. alumni and friends at a '51 alumni dire tor, Darryl Sczepanski, in the fall Bob Williams special re eption In Dick O. Wold Is sale '62 and spring issues. coordinator, I was very Scott dal . Arlz.. host d repre ntative lo the Marine by Reg nt Emeritus Donald Eckholm has been with Half of my year as grateful for all the help Trade for 3M Co. In the San Erwin and B verly Fran lsco Bay area. He ha been U.S. Steel for 27 years, having Alumni Association provided by the Duluth associated with 3M since 1960 worked at South Works In president has passed, and UMD communities, Goldfine. and has won numerous sales Chi ago. the Chicago Servi e and I'm very pleased with the UMD student body, Up omln a UviU award . He currently lives In Center. Cuyahoga Works In in lud hock y San Rafael. Calif. Cleveland, Supply Division Corp. our 1989 activities. I and the Alumni Board headquarters In Chi ago, and suspect 1990 will be as members. Board member r ption In St. Cloud Gary Works In Gary. Ind .... busy and rewarding. I'm have also b en activ with and D nv r, a mu I '59 Gary C. Holzer Is a group alumni r ceptlon in consultant with Metropolitan fortunate to erve with everal other proj cts. Life Insurance Co., a firm he has Virginia Murray as my including a night of calling Minneapolis, and been with for 22 years ... Dean vice president and with for the alumni phon re ognizing raduating R. Howard left AT&T In 1988 to new board memb rs Eric campaign and the sal of enlor at th winter and work for Midland Information pring quart r System . a mall company that Hylden, Jean Merry, Tom Homecoming buttons at buy and ells used AT&T Poul and Helen Prekker the Homecoming football Chan liar' R pUon . equipment as well as IBM and as well as continuing game. I'll visit with you again DEC computer equipment. board memb rs. I'm One special project Is wh n I wrap up my year Alden Sharon this summer. Until then, Lindgren Lindgren especially pleased that the Alumni Career '63 Tom can represent Network, a combined if you have questions, Alden Lindgren works for Ford James A. Sandelin ha current UMD tudents as effort of the Alumni Office. sugge Uons or con ems Motor Co. and has been a urned a po Ilion with the Student Association Car er D velopment and about the Alumni managing director of a Ford Joint Food and Drug Admlnl tratlon As o lation, plea writ venture In Istanbul, Turkey, for president - anoth r n w Placement, and the In N w Orleans, La. He recently to me /o th UMD the last three years. Llndgren returned from a con ultancy tradition we initiated two Darland Center. We have and his wife. Sharon (Seiger) with Fao In Kuala Lumpur. years ago. almost 400 Duluth-ar a Alumni Offi . 315 Llndgren, a 1958 UMD Malay la, after rvlng a My year started early alumni volunteers in our Darland Admini tration graduate. expect lo return to previous assignment In Building, Duluth. Minn., Michigan early In 1990. lslamaba. Paki tan. with the Minnesota computer system ready to Sp cial Olympics on help current UMD 55812-2496. '60 '64 June 6-8. As statewide students make good Bob Williams '43 Thomas W. Kraus ha worked Hans F. Tronnes formed Hans with Ford Motor Co. for 29 years Tronnes Associates. a health and I now r sponslble for care con ulting firm now known Air Force In 1987 after 20 year for Wausau In uran e Co. He placem nt of new dealers, a Tronnes Relllng Associates. In '66 of service. He worked as a will help coordlnat home offi e relocations. and financial 1986. He received his MA In corporate recruiter for 18 conslru Uon work In Indiana studies of dealers In Minnesota, hospital administration from the Betty (Krier) Braden, president months before relocating to and Kentucky. He live In North Dakota. South Dakota, Minneapolis campus In 1966. of Braden Communications. ha and parts of Iowa and been named to Who's Who in Florida la l fall ... Richard E. Lexington, Ky. Wiscons in. I le live In Aduer1ising, a new publication Levey has been with Maurice Minnetonka, Minn .... Gerald R. '65 from Marquis Who' Who, In . for 19 years and Is currently '69 publl hers of Who's Who in general manager for the Just Maechelbergh Is currently In Dale G. Jensen Is the executive America. She liv In Petite Division. He lives In Thomas R. Tlllander I an his ninth year as an elementary dire tor of the Minnesota Minneapoll ... J ohn M. Steel Is Duluth. agent with Northw tern Mutual principal In the Spring Lake Association of School vice president of sales and Life In Dayton, Ohio. He ha Park Schools. I le previously was Administrators. He was the marketing for Zyten Corp. In been with the firm In e 1969. a prln !pal In Fridley. Minn., for superintendent of schools In '68 Eden Prairie, Minn. 13 years and pent one year In Worthington from 1976 lo 1988. Tom L. Knoll, uperlnlendenl Cannon Fall . Minn. H lives In He received his Ed.D. In 1975 for the Cosmo Consolidated '70 Fridley. from the University of Nebra ka '67 School District. Is one of 25 ... Robert J. Pecha was James K. Klang has worked in selected In the Bu h Publi awarded one of the 18 Halvard A. Berg Joined NOSAC research and d velopment for a '61 School Executive Fellow fellowships offered In Bu h (Norwegian America Llne) In battery company Ince 1970 a Program for 1989-90. The Frank L. Borelli Is currently Principals' Program. a major 1987 and lives In Slemmestad an engineer. He live In unique program I funded by a vice chancellor for student mid-career leadership with his wife Jorunn. They were Ro mount. Mlnn . ... Richard C. grant from the Bu h Foundation affairs al Indiana University- opportunity for practicing married In 1985 In Hong Kong Peterson works for General lo the Minnesota Association of Purdue Unlversl~ tn Fort principals In Minnesota. Pecha and have one child. Before Motors Re arch Laboratorl School Administrators. Selection Wayne. He has spent his career Is principal al the Cohasset returning lo Norway. he worked and live In Troy. a suburb n ar Is based on the applicant's working In higher education Elementary School. He has several years for Wllh. Detroit. At Purdue, he received leadership, profe lonal admlnl lerlng student service served ln the Grand Rapids Wilhelmsen and Co. In , San hi master's degree In phy I s in attribute and a continuing areas. He received his master's School District for 14 years. He Francisco. Kuwait, New York 1972 and hls Ph.D. In commitment to the field of of education from Southern previously was an elementary and Hong Kong. He received hi mechanical engineering in 1981 Mlnnesota Public Education ... llllnols University In 1963 and teacher and principal In the master's degree In geography ... Steven M. Sundre I CO· Daniel E. Undskot has been his Ed.D In Adult Continuing Cloquet hools and was from Kansas State University In author of 7lte SchoolMatch Gulde appointed to the new Home Education from Northern IUlnols principal and curriculum Manhattan In 1969 ... Gary to Public Schools, a new book Office Construction Safety Unit University In 1980 .. . Lynn D. coordinator In Hermantown. Gilchrist returned from the U.S. that evaluates more than 1.200 Page 13 public school systems across the community services at Hlbbtng country. Sundre Is vice Community College ln Hibbing. president of SchoolMatch. an Ohio-based school-evaluation service that helps relocating '79 tndlviduals and corporations Ann Rosati teaches Spanish in judge the quality of local school the Cambridge-Isanti School systems anywhere In the U.S. District tn Cambridge. Minn. '71 '80 Scott G. Shields Is a sales Bryan B. Kirkes joined the U.S. representative for Parchard Secret Service in 1983 as a Instrument Co. of the Twin special agent tn Mtnneapolls and Cities, selllng Bio-Med Research now works as an agent in New Chemistry Analyzers. He York City. He previously was an previously worked In law internal auditor for 3M Co. at its enforcement and served in the St. Paul headquarters. U.S. Navy. He lives in Bloomington. '81 '72 Dave Kyllonen is a hydrogeologist with Bechtel Mavis (Thiede) Lenz has Corp. in . He accepted a position as financial previously worked for the U.S. worker with Mower County Environmental Agency in San Social Services In Austin. Minn. Francisco ... Colleen Stiles is Lenz and her husband Donald the new vice president of recently sold the grocery store Institutional advancement for they had owned and operated for the College of St. Benedict. Stiles nine years in Ro e Creek, Minn. has been with the United Way of She lives with her husband and the St. Cloud area serving as three children in Austin ... Greg director of marketing/ J. Schwab is a pilot for United communications from 1984-86 Airlines in Des Moines and files and as executive director since A-7s with the Air National 1986. Guard. After leaving UMD he spent more than five years as a RE NION pilot in the U.S. Air Force. '82 - SUBa.D Pavlovich teaches home It wouldn't be the same without "U"! '73 economics In the Cambridge- Isanti School District tn Jean Sayre is is the new Cambridge. Minn. director and chief medical librarian at the Oliver Ocasek October 5-7, 1990 Regional Medical Information '83 Center at the Northeastern Ohio Karl Oestreich received his A gala weekend celebration for the classes of: Universities College of Medicine. public relations certificate from She most recently was librarian the Master of Business and consultant at Rowland Communications program at the Medical Library at the University College of St. Thomas In St. Paul 1950 40 years 1970 20 years of Mississippi Medical Center In In December. He Is a writer In Jackson. She also served as the corporate communications assistant professor of medical department at Eagan-based Blue 1960 - 30 years 1980 - 10 years library sciences and assistant Cross and Blue Shield of director at the medical library of Minnesota ... Lyle Salmi the Mercer University School of recently had an exhibition, Medicine tn Macon. Ga.; chief "Paintings." on display at the For details, call the UMD Alumni Office, 218-726-8197. librarian for the Veteran"s Rlzlng Gallery In Scottsdale, Administration Medical Center Ariz. . .. Ron Tondryk has been In Iowa City. Iowa: and assistant selllng real estate for Realty director, Southeast Area World-Roger Maki In Cloquet. He Education Center Library, was also recently hired by the University of North Dakota. Minnesota Twins as a group school on the Mtnneapolis County school district tn all of central Oregon. He lives in Fargo. sales representative for the campus ... Paul M. Martens was Virgtnia ... Mark E. Kennedy is Bend ... Julie Shykes Ellefsen Duluth area ... Scott A. recently promoted to senior in a software engineer for Control is an area specialist for Target in '74 Schnuckle has worked for the accounting and audit Data Corp. tn Arden Hills, Minn. Plano, Texas ... Heldl Prudential for stx years and lives division of Boyum & ... Brian F. Liberty has joined Grandstrand Is In the Richard M. Carlson Is a trial In Shoreview. Minn. Barenscheer of Mtnneapolls. He Dain Bosworth Inc., as an management training program lawyer with Hogarty. Milota and jotned the accounting. tax and . Investment executive in the at General Mills in Minneapolis Beitz, P.A. In Mtnneapolls, consulting firm tn 1986 and is a Duluth branch office. Most and Is tn graduate school ... speclallztng In business '84 member of the American recently, Liberty was an officer Susan HorTath works in early litigation and bankruptcy. He Cathleen Delee has been Institute of Certified Public at First Bank in Cloquet. Mtnn. childhood special education for graduated from the Law School promoted to first lieutenant In Accountants and the Minnesota Prior to joining First Bank, the Duluth public schools at on the Minneapolis campus In the U.S. Air Force. She Is a Society of CPAs. He and his wife, Liberty was an insurance agent Birchwood ... MJchael IN&cson 1987 .. . Dougtu R. Johnson Is clinical staff nurse tn the Kelli. live tn Eagan ... Tim B. at Allstate Insurance In Duluth teaches fourth grade at Cedar a firefighter /Emergency Medical Intensive care unit tn the Robert McEvoy is a sales and was a sales representative Ridge Elementary tn Eden Technician In Milwaukee. He Is L. Thompson Strategic Hospital representative. technician and at Montgomery Ward tn Duluth Prairle, Minn .... Anne Johnson also a fire tnspector for the at Carswell Air Force Base tn Ft. Installer for U.S. West tn ... Lisa J . Miller was promoted teaches science ln the department. which Includes fire Worth, Texas. Beise received her Mtnneapolls ... Scott A. Pletn to senior auditor last summer Cambridge-Isanti public schools prevention presentations. nursing degree from the runs computer systems for for the accounting firm of tn Cambridge, Minn .... Kirk Inspections of city buildings. Minneapolis campus tn I 987 ... Tenneco Minerals Co. in Denver Larson, Allen, Welshair & Co. In Knutson teaches fifth grade In and counseling juvenile fire Jeffrey Delwiche Is a science and lives tn Highlands Ranch, Mtnneapolls ... Marshall Neu Is Wausau, Wis . ... Jeanne setters. He lives with his wife. teacher In the Norwood-Young Colo .... Ellen Quinn Is the new a news producer and off-beat Kruchowskl Is an agent for Nancy Reed. and their two America schools. He lives in director of the Carlton County reporter for KBJR-1V in Duluth. Prudential Insurance Co. In children In a suburb of Hector. Minn .... Navy Lt. Historical Society's museum in Duluth ... Wllllam Langton Is Milwaukee ... Coast Guard Lt. Michelle M. Posch recently Cloquet. She formerly was with '88 an internal auditor with 3M Co. Gerald M. Swanson recently reported for duty aboard the the Glensheen estate in Duluth tn the Twin Cities. He received reported for duty at the Coast training aircraft. carrier USS ... Phillp Reed has been a Lisa Battaglia Is a learning his CPA certificate tn 1988. He Guard Marine Safety Office In Lexington. homeported in computer programmer at disabilities teacher for grades lives in White Bear Lake ... Uaa Valdez, Ala. He joined the Coast Pensacola. Fla. In 1988. she Blandin Paper Co. tn Grand kindergarten through stxth In LeClowc Is a mortgage closer for Guard In 1980. graduated from the University of Rapids, Mtnn .. stnce June ... Glenwood, Mtnn .... Brian Washburn County Abstract In Minnesota School of Dentistry. Laurie Wuhburn teaches home Borgman is a wastewater Stillwater, Minn .... LeAnn '77 She joined the Navy in July of economics In the St. Louis treatment specialist at N.E. Tech Lymburner teaches 1988. County school district tn tn Virginia, Minn .... Michael kindergarten tn Hinckley, Minn. Gordy Forbort Is the new chief Virginia ... Jeffrey J . Zahn was Carter is a sales manager for ... 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Minn. consulting firm in 1986 and is a an accountant for Lowrey Thoresen is a budget She will be involved In land use He and his wife Roberta have member of the American Associates In Minneapolis ... accountant for Blue Cross and planning and developing and Institute of Certified Public is a customer two children. Blue Shield of Minnesota in implementing Income promotion Steven O'Sell service representative for' Eagan. Accountants and the Minnesota projects tn rural areas such as '78 Society of CPAs. Zahn and his community stores and cottage American West Airlines in wife, Merrilee, live In St. Louis industries. She Is currently Minneapolis ... Jennifer Otos Is Chris Canelake is an '86 Park. receiving three months of a continuity writer for KDLH -1V elementary school principal with language, cultural and technical tn Duluth ... Krlatln Pederson Gretchen Bovy teaches first training and will be tn her host is a copywriter for Rose the St. Paul Public Schools ... grade in the Mahtomedi. Minn .. '87 country in late February ... Jon Marketing In Minneapolis ... Carol J . Lind Is director of school district ... Patrick D. public tnformation and Susan Betz Is a speech Dowd is an area director with Lois Oakman Sacchetti is a job Brown Is a student at the dental therapist for the St. Louis the American Cancer Society for developer for Goodwill Industries Page 14 Paul ... Mary Bernt works with Texas .. . Bonnie GJelhaUC the Head Start Program In Crow teaches filth grade at St. Jam Wing County. She lives In Catholic School In Duluth ... Cro by, Minn .... Julie Boho I Joo Godfrey I a graphic artist a speech therapl t In the for Glass Block In Duluth ... Dao Bakersfleld. Calif.. public Gonlr.l Is a territory manager for hool ... Tracey Bolen I an Federal Mogul Corp. In a countant with Amsoll In Mlnneapoll ... Thomu Grlea I Superior ... Mary Busey Is a an a I tant tore manager for lab as I tant and tudent at the Slgn-Tiflc In St. Paul ... Navy UMD School of Medicine ... En lgn Robert W. Gruhot Ernest Byllr..u teache lence recently ompl t d the om er In the Esko public hoots ... Indoctrination School at the David Carl I an accountant Naval Education and Training with Na h Fin h In Minneapolis Center In Newport. R.1...... Mark Carlson I a sales Deborah Hake tea hes second repr sentative with L.S. Sorem grad In Yuma. Ariz.... Thomas Assoc. In Minneapolis ... R. Hanson work In human Randall Carlson I dire tor of r ources for Mlnntac Mine In the UMD Kayak and Canoe Virginia. Minn .... Joni Institute ... Genie Casey teache Haugland I an accountant with lxth grade In Lanca ter. Calif. Kolqul t Seltz and Goldman In ... Ricky Clark I a control Duluth ... Edward Heck I an operator for the DM&IR railroad lndu trial ngln r for Protype In Two Harbors. He Is also a Servi es In Chicago ... Brian Lake County comml loner ... Hedin teach math and Cynthia Cook works In the teen coach s at Lake of th Woods parent program In th ha ka, School In Baud lte. Minn .... 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1990 UMD Alumni Calendar UMD Theatre EndGsme Chancellor's Senior Breakfast Summer Alumni Board Meeting March 22-28 February 15, 8 a.m., Kirby /Annual Meeting King Lear Denver Hockey Reception June 12, 4:30 p.m., at UMD April 24-29, May 1-5 February 17, 6 p.m. Master of Educational Psychology Spring Alumni Board Meeting Reunion /Moy Gum Retirement March 13, 4:30 p.m., at UMD June, 1990 Women's Tennis Chancellor's Senior Reception Class of 1980, 1970, 1960 and 1950 UMD vs. North Dakota State 24, Reunions May 7 p.m. DepoVTrain Museum March 17, 9 a.m., at UMD October 5-7, at UMD UMD vs. Michigan Tech March 17, 1 p.m., at UMD UMD v . UW-Stout Baseball Men's Tennis March 23, 1 p.m., at UMD UMD vs. St. Benedict UMD vs. Augsburg College UMD vs.UW-Stout/Sl Cloud March 23, 7 p.m, at UMD April 8, 1 p.m., at UMD February 16, 2 p.m., at UMD UMD vs. UW-Eau Claire UMD vs. St. Scholastlca UMD vs. Mankato State March 24, 2 p.m., at UMD April 11, 2 p.m., at UMD February 17, 9 a.m., at UMD UMD vs. Bemidji State UMD vs. Michigan Tech April 24, 1: 30 p.m., at UMD February 23, 3 p.m., at UMD UMD vs. Northern State UMD vs. North Dakota State Women,s Softball 24, April 27, 1: 30 p.m., at UMD February 9 a.m., at UMD UMD vs. Moorhead State UMD v . Northern State UMD vs. North Dakota April 12, 1 p.m., at UMD 30, Apn 28, n n, at UMD March at UMD UMD vs. UW-Superfor UMD vs. out west State UMD vs. Concordia College/ April 16, 5 p.m., at UMD May 4, :30 p.m, at UMD St. Thomas UMD vs. Bemidji State UMD vs. Southewest State March 31, at UMD April 24, 6 p.m., at UMD May 5, noon, at UMD UMD vs. Moorhead State UMD vs. Southwest State April 6, at UMD UMD vs. Mount Senarlo April 30, 1 p.m., at UMD May 7, 2 p.m., at UMD UMD vs. Winona State UMD vs. St. Cloud State UMD vs. St. Scholastics April 7, at UMD May 1, 3 p.m., at UMD May 9, 2:30 p.m., Wade Stadium NAIA District 13 Playoffs NAIA District 13 Playoffs UMD vs. Carleton College May 4-5, at UMD May 4-5, at UMD May 15, 1 p.m., at UMD UMD vs. Slmferopol (USSR) May 25, at UMD Men,s Track & Field Women's Track & Field Bulldog Open April Fool's Invitational April 28, 2:30 p.m., at UMD March 31, 1 p.m., at UMD NIC Outdoor Championships NSC Outdoor Championships May 11-12, 3 p.m., at UMD May 11-12, 3 p.m., at UMD