| VOL. 10 NO. 3 | WINTER
2000 |
Winner of a Golden Spike Award for 4-color magazine
ON
THE COVER
Birds, not necessarily of a feather. By Perry Stewart
Winner of a Golden Spike
Award for Illustration
The Film Studies Division grows from a single course to one of the top programs in the country.
by Mary Dickson, photos by Brad Nelson
THE
RANKINGS GAME
Another year, another list: U.S. News & World Report releases its
national rankings of colleges. Where is the U, and what does it all mean?
by Suzanne Dean
STANDING
FOR SOMETHING
Architecture students design and build bandstands for Park City
residents as part of a new service-oriented course.
By Kathryn Austin
Maksimov
How - and how well - is the University implementing one of its key goals?
by Theresa Desmond, illustration by Perry Stewart
E-commerce possibilities at the U explode, creating a new off-site campus: cyberspace.
By Anne-Marie Wright, illustration by John M. Davis
Looking toward the legislature.
By J. Bernard Machen
Half full or half empty? Evaluating a new men's basketball roster.
By J. D. Davis
Notes on making space.
By Kazuo Matsubayashi
Alumna Bea Williams has produced a bundle of children's books—and a bevy of devoted bookworms.
By Nettie Bagley
YOUNG
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Meet ten recent grads helping to plot the Association's course.