| Vol.
13. No. 2 |
Fall
2003 |
Chris Machen,
Presidential Spouse
Seeing the Future
of the Moran Eye Center
Five years after heading out West, Chris Machen has brought new energy to the sometimes-odd role of "presidential spouse."
by Theresa Desmond, photo by Linda Marion
The hub - and heart - of campus, the Marriott Library prepares for a major renovation.
Randall Olson has always had perfect vision when it comes to imagining a world—class eye center at the University of Utah—and now that vision is becoming a reality.
by Susan Sample
Meet Cecil O. Samuelson: BYU president, U of U alumnus —and consummate diplomat.
by Ann Jardine Bardsley
To Read. by Theresa Desmond
Student Art at TRAX
News of the University.
Marcroft's Memories. by John Fackler
The Open Space of Democracy. by Terry Tempest Williams
Woodcut
from "Samarkand and Other Markets I Have Known," by Robert
Kleinschmidt
Celena
Shafer sings in "Salute to Youth" at age 17.
Homecoming, an Alumni/Bennion Fellow, a new look at Utah football, 2003 board members, and more.
Pure Poetry: Red Butte Press interprets a Nobel Laureate's words of art.
by Nettie Pendley
Soprano Celena Shafer is soaring to new heights in the world of opera.
by Linda Marion
A fond farewell to Ted Wilson.
Opinions expressed in Continuum are not necessarily those of the University of Utah administration.
Copyright © 2003 by the University of Utah Alumni Association. The University of Utah is an equal opportunity/ affirmative action institution.