Fall Congregation Profiles
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In Memoriam: Frank Eastham
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People . Calendar
Public Forum: Nov. 30: UBC Physical Planning
Principles
Public Information Meeting: Dec. 3: Acadia Park
Infill Housing Study
UBC Annual Report 1997/98 (Adobe Acrobat
version, 1.4 MB, October 1998).
N.B. This version requires Adobe
Acrobat Reader 3.0
Graduates set, meet challenging goals
Capturing and storing information provides Rita Dilek with challenges both
professional and personal. Dilek, who graduates this month with a master’s degree
in Computer Science, is blind.
She is one of more than 2,000 UBC students graduating during Fall Congregation
at the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts Nov. 26 and 27.
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Seeing the vision
Members of UBC’s Board of Governors, Alma Mater Society President Vivian Hoffman
and other campus representatives joined President Martha Piper as she met with
Biology 120 students on Nov. 19 to kick off the campus launch of Trek 2000,
UBC’s vision for the 21st century.
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CBC journalist earns Great Trekker award
A distinguished CBC Television journalist who has trekked across Canada and
around the world to bring Canadians information on issues that affect their
lives has been named the 1998 recipient of the Great Trekker Award.
Eve Savory graduated from UBC in 1969 with a BA in Asian Studies.
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UBC maintains ranking in national university survey
UBC has maintained its position as the fourth overall medical/doctoral university
in Maclean’s annual ranking of Canadian universities. UBC has consistently
ranked fourth since 1992.
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Eating disorders topic of campus student survey
A confidential survey is underway to determine how widespread disordered eating
problems are among young women at UBC.
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Geneticist first to receive $350,000 innovation grant
Forest Sciences Prof. Kermit Ritland is the first UBC recipient of a Canada
Foundation for Innovation (CFI) grant of more than $350,000.
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Poet alumna wins G-G literary award
A graduate of the Creative Writing Program at the University of British Columbia
has won this year’s $10,000 Governor General’s Literary Award in English for
poetry.
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