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December 2000: Vol. 80, No. 1

He's got the Midas touch!
Jack Bauerle has had quite a year: NCAA title No. 2, assistant coach in Sydney, Olympic medals for his UGA swimmers, plus another NCAA Woman of the Year award. by Kent Hannon

Contents page photo:
Learning to paint and sculpt under the Tuscan sun

Buon giorno, Cortona!
As UGA's Cortona program enters its fourth decade, a new generation of art students attempts to capture the essence of the town on the hill. This year marks the first time they will do it in the University's own building. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)

UGA stakes its claim
The University's new Alumni Club & Business Center is a real plus for the 80,000 alumni who live in metro Atlanta. Think of it as a "Beachhead in Buckhead." by Kent Hannon

On the water front
With Georgia in the grips of perhaps the most insidious drought in history, UGA's new Riverbasin Science and Policy Center couldn't have been born at a better time. by Laura Wexler

U.N. musical ambassador
Music professor Milton Masciadri is a world-renowned double-bassist whose performance schedule includes "Artist for Peace" concerts for the United Nations. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)

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Homage to Stan Lindberg by Marjorie Sandor

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December 2000: Vol. 80, No. 1
	He's got the Midas touch! Jack Bauerle has had quite a year: NCAA title No. 2, assistant coach in Sydney, Olympic medals for his UGA swimmers, plus another NCAA Woman of the Year award. by Kent Hannon	Contents page photo: Learning to paint and sculpt under the Tuscan sun
	Buon giorno, Cortona! As UGA's Cortona program enters its fourth decade, a new generation of art students attempts to capture the essence of the town on the hill. This year marks the first time they will do it in the University's own building. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)
	UGA stakes its claim The University's new Alumni Club & Business Center is a real plus for the 80,000 alumni who live in metro Atlanta. Think of it as a "Beachhead in Buckhead." by Kent Hannon
	On the water front With Georgia in the grips of perhaps the most insidious drought in history, UGA's new Riverbasin Science and Policy Center couldn't have been born at a better time. by Laura Wexler
	U.N. musical ambassador Music professor Milton Masciadri is a world-renowned double-bassist whose performance schedule includes "Artist for Peace" concerts for the United Nations. by Alex Crevar (AB '93)
	Back Page Homage to Stan Lindberg by Marjorie Sandor
Back to Top . Up Front . Features . Alumni Profiles . Class Notes . Back to Current Issue ©2000 by The University of Georgia. Website designed by Jeff Walker