Inside Illinois 1994/09-01-94

• 'Make a Change' program supports homeless
• Achievements
• Annual Agronomy Day under way today on South Farm
• Board of Trustees grants 82 faculty promotions
• Brief: Bowlers sought for Monday league
• Brief: Business Affairs reschedules class
• Brief: Conference funding available
• Brief: Course teaches English to visitors
• Brief: Deadlines for CAS program set
• Brief: Development catalog ready next week
• Brief: Education wraps up year's celebration
• Brief: Food Service alters requirement
• Brief: Oratorio Society to perform J.S. Bach
• Brief: Out On Campus to sponsor reception
• Brief: Recruits sought for Fulbright program
• Brief: Saturday art classes to begin Sept. 11
• Brief: Summer research grants available
• Brief: Travel grants available for faculty, staff
• Brief: Trumpets herald new season at KAM
• Brief: University Audits to host fall seminar
• Brief: MBA office moves to David Kinley Hall
• CALENDAR
• Dangerous metals commonplace in household items
• Death
• Dividing the UI's increased operating budget
• Imposing salary cap on player salaries would be a mistake
• Job Market
• Laser detection system on space satellite should yield wealth of data
• Law Building Rededication: Legal Panels
• MBA students raise funds for Rwandan children
• New Faces 1994
• New journal examines global gender issues
• No exams, no grades, no credit in these coures - just learning
• Professors, TAs happy to find new instructional equipment
• Senate solicits characteristics of Ikenberry's successor
• Supreme Court justice to help rededicate law building
• Three summer vacation projects
• UI Symphony performance to be aired
• Wolynes to deliver CAS Lecture today