Volume 5, No 3
October 31, 2005
Neal Cotts pitches in World Series
Alumni News offers solutions for technical problems
On-line resources for sporting events
Redbird basketball tip-off reception for Chicagoland area

Wilkins Hall is the first residence hall to be renovated on campus
Ballroom named for former faculty member/alum and wife
Board of Trustees seats two new members
Body of missing student Olamide Adeyooye found in Mississippi
The influence educators have on their students is often immeasurable, but Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History Mark Wyman is well able to gauge his influence on former student, Stephane Booth. Booth and her husband, David Booth, established the Mark Wyman Scholarship to honor her master’s thesis advisor and subsequent colleague.
A writer specializing in the horror genre, Mort Castle ’68 recently announced that his work, The Strangers, has been adapted into a screenplay for a movie by Whitewater Films. The Strangers presents Michael Louden, who is, in Castle's words, "your ever-so-average nice guy, your neighbor, your friend--except he wants to kill you and your family and your dog."
11/10 – Redbird Basketball Tip-off Reception
12/01 -- Chicago Northwest Alumni Chapter Oliver! Theatre Event
01/21 – Bloomington/Normal Area Alumni Tony ‘n Tina’s Wedding