Index to The Antelope, 1971-2002, inclusive Issues Indexed (1082)

C J Morey Insurance Group 94: 9-1 6

C W Youth Foundation Scholarship 80: 4-3 1

‘Cabaret’ (film) 74: 8-29 5; 10-10 5; 10-24 4

‘Cabaret’ (play)

76: 1-29 3; 2-12 5

2001: 2-1 2; 2-8 2; 2-15 2, 4; 2-22 2, 4; 3-1 3

Cabela’s (business)

89: 6-29 7; 90: 12-6 13

92: 2-13 5; 3-19 1

93: 11-4 9

95: 10-5 13

2001: 4-12 1

-, inbound telemarketing at 95: 8-31 4

Cable, Dana 93: 12-9 9

Cable News Network

92: 11-5 11

93: 1-28 10

cable television

83: 7-28 6; 9-8 10

2000: 1-27 1; 9-7 1

see also multimedia fee

-, in residence halls

78: 2-16 5; 11-16 8

88: 1-28 1

93: 11-11 11

94: 12-8 4

Cable USA (business)

88: 1-28 1

90: 2-8 4; 7-12 7

91: 9-12 14

93: 11-11 11

94: 12-8 4

96: 2-8 16

97: 11-6 8

CableVision (business) 83: 7-28 6

Cabrales, Miguel 90: 12-13 6

-, Wanda 95: 11-11 2 (P)

Cactus Club (team) 92: 4-23 8

‘Cactus Flower’ (film) 72: 2-24 4

cadavers

80: 12-4 8

83: 3-24 5

98: 4-9 4

Caddell, Patrick 80: 9-18 7

Cade, Jana

92: 8-27 8

93: 4-22 9 (P)

94: 3-3 8; 3-10 7; 3-17 7; 3-31 7; 4-7 7; 4-14 7; 4-28 9

-, Kathy

74: 5-9 1

Cadevallader, Miles E 71: 2-25 2 LTE

Cadle, Amy 97: 3-6 8

Cady, Kenneth 2001: 11-1 8

cadavers, dissection of 90: 3-29 5

Caddy, Ronda (Rhonda)

86: 11-13 WSE 4 (P)

87: 1-29 8; 2-19 7; 2-26 9

‘Caddyshack’ (film) 88: 5-5 2; 7-21 2

Cadwallader, Rex G 71: 7-8 1

Caelestes Cantores

96: 10-17 2

99: 10-7-99 7

2000: 10-5 7; 12-7 11

2001: 10-18 4, 9; 12-13 13

2002: 3-7 2 4, 9; 10-17 1

Caesar, Julius, bust of 71: 3-4 4

-, Sid 84: 10-2 2; 10-11 6; 11-15 8 (P)

caffeine 95: 2-9 5

-, addiction to 98: 2-19 6

Cafferty, Alesia 72: 3-16 7 (P); 4-13 1

-, Dru 79: 11-29 4 (P)

-, Elsie

74: 7-26 8; 8-29 1

77: 9-29 3

78: 3-8 5

81: 7-30 1

86: 12-11 9

-, Marcia (Marsha)

72: 11-9 1

73: 2-15 6; 3-1 5

Caffery, Mary (see also Caffrey) 75: 2-20 3

Caffey, Jim 84: 3-20 1

Caffrey, M J 77: 12-1 3 LTE

-, Mary (see also Caffery) 75: 3-13 5

-, Mary Jo

76: 12-2 3

77: 4-14 1

Cage Clinic 73: 11-15 5

‘Cagney & Lacey’ (TV show) 85: 4-18 8

Caha, Bryan 2002: 11-14 2 (P)

-, Devona 85: 9-19 6

-, Don

75: 4-4 5; 5-1 1; 8-29 4

79: 4-5 7; 4-5 Encounter 3; 6-21 3

80: 3-13 4; 7-3 1

81: 4-2 5

82: 4-15 2

83: 9-1 4; 11-17 Accent 7

86: 4-17 6

-, Jeff 99: 11-4 5

Cahalane, Karman 94: 11-17 6

Cahow, Sean

92: 4-9 7; 4-23 7

93: 4-1 8

94: 3-3 8; 3-11 7

Cahoy, Steve Phil 85: 11-21 7

Cain, Brandon 2001: 2-22 7

-, Brent 2001: 3-8 7

-, Cassie 2001: 4-19 7

-, Herman 95: 2-2 1

-, Jesse

2001: 11-15 9

2002: 2-7 2; 2-28 8; 4-25 10; 10-3 8

-, Jessie 2001: 11-8 1

-, Michelle 93: 3-4 2 (P)

-, Tami

95: 10-19 5

Caine, Bruce T ‘Woody’ 96: 10-24 2

-, Jesse 2002: 3-7 8

Calabretto, Jesse

2000: 11-16 4 (P)

2001: 9-13 6

2002: 5-2 7; 9-5 5; 9-12 5; 10-3 6; 10-17 6; 10-31 5; 12-5 5

-, Sam 2001: 2-15 6

Calahan, Jim 77: 1-20 1

-, Mark 81: 4-2 5

-, Nancy Pickerell

78: 8-31 1, 2 (P); 9-7 1, 7, 8; 9-14 2, 6; 9-21 2; 9-28 2; 10-5 2, 9; 10-12 2; 10-26 1, 2; 11- 2 2; 11-9 2, 7, 12; 11-16 2; 11-30 2; 12-7 1, 2, 3; 12-14 2

79: 1-11 1, 2; 1-18 2; 1-26 2; 2-1 1, 2, 3; 2-8 2; 2-15 2; 2-22 1; 3-15 9; 4-26 4; 5-3 1; 6-14 3; 8-30 1, 3; 9-27 4

80: 1-17 1; 1-31 3 LTE; 5-1 1

81: 3-5 3

-, Scott 80: 1-31 3 LTE

calculators 79: 3-15 5, 6

Caldararo, Teri 95: 9-14 1

Calder, Brian (Bryan)

99: 3-4 5

2000: 3-9 8; 4-6 7

2001: 11-15 6; 11-29 6

Calderon, Jay M

92: 9-3 3; 9-17 3, 7; 9-24 1, 3, 5, 8, 11; 10-1 3, 11, 13; 10-8 3, 10; 10-15 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13; 10-22 1, 3, 5, 8; 10-29 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 11; 11-5 3, 5, 6, 7, 11; 11-12 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 13; 11-18 3 LTE, 5, 7; 12-10 3, 11, 13

93: 1-21 1, 3, 6, 7, 9; 1-28 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10; 2-4 3, 5, 7, 8; 2-11 1, 3, 4, 7, 8; 2-18 1, 3, 7, 9, 10, 12; 2-25 1, 3, 7, 9; 3-4 1, 3, 7, 5, 8, 9; 3-11 2, 3, 5, 7, 8; 3-18 1, 3, 5, 7; 4-1 3, 5, 7; 4-8 1, 3, 7, 8; 4-15 1, 3, 7; 4-22 1, 2 (P), 3, 5, 7, 8, 9; 4-29 3, 5

Caldicott, Helen 82: 6-24 1

Caldwell, Brett 92: 9-17 11 (P)

-, Colin

99: 10-7 4

2000: 8-31 6

-, Cyndee 71: 5-13 4

-, Donna 92: 3-12 5

-, Eleanor, display of jewelry by 74: 2-21 4

-, Greg 76: 9-23 1

-, Matt

93: 1-21 7; 1-28 7; 2-4 7; 2-11 9; 2-18 7; 2-25 8; 3-4 8; 3-11 7; 3-18 7, 8; 4-1 7; 4-8 7, 8; 4-15 7; 4-22 7; 4-29 7

-, Nancy 74: 11-21 8

-, Robert (Bob)

90: 2-15 3 LTE

91: 1-31 12; 2-14 1; 2-21 1 (P), 2; 3-7 1; 3-14 1; 3-28 1; 4-11 1; 4-25 1; 7-3 1, 9 (P); 7-18 1; 8-29 1, 3 (P); 9-12 1, 11, 16; 9-19 1, 3 (P); 9-26 1; 10-3 1, 3 (P), 10; 10-10 1, 13, 15 (P); 10-17 2 (P), 4; 10-24 1; 10-31 1, 2 (P); 11-14 1, 2 (P); 12-5 1, 2 (P); 12-13 1, 13

92: 1-23 1; 1-30 1, 3, (P), 12; 2-6 2; 2-13 10; 2-20 1, 3 (P), 6 (P); 3-5 1 (P); 3-19 1; 4-2 1; 9-24 1, 6; 12-10 1

-, Ryan

2001: 4-5 7

2002: 1-31 2; 2-7 2; 2-14 2; 2-28 1; 3-7 8, 10

Caldwell Manufacturing (business) 79: 4-5 7

calendar, academic 88: 9-8 1

-, master

95: 12-7 15

96: 10-10 1

calendar art 89: 2-16 2

calendar of events, Residence Life production of 86: 11-20 6

Calendaring Office 71: 10-14 3

calendaring service 71: 10-28 3

Calhoon, Doug 74: 9-26 8

-, Joe 97: 3-20 9; 4-3 5 (P); 4-10 9; 4-17 12

Calhoun, Betty 71: 2-11 4

-, Mary 77: 1-20 4

-, Susan 81: 4-23 7

‘Caligula’ (play)

71: 9-16 6

72: 3-2 1; 4-6 3; 4-13 1; 4-20 1, 6; 4-27 1

California State University, San Marcos 96: 3-28 2

‘California Suite’ (film) 79: 5-3 1

‘Californication’ 2000: 2-10 4

Calihan, Rick 95: 11-2 4

Call for Coats campaign 99: 12-2 2; 12-9 2

Call, Carolyn 71: 12-16 4

-, Richard 96: 2-8 15

Callaghan, JoAnn (Joanne) (see also Callahan)

83: 4-14 7; 4-28 8

85: 3-21 23; 3-26 5; 3-28 9; 4-2 23; 4-11 13; 4-16 5; 4-30 5; 9-26 10

86: 2-13 9; 2-27 10; 3-7 5; 4-3 8; 4-10 7; 5-8 10

-, Tom 87: 12-10 9

Callahan, Cathleen 75: 9-5 8

-, Cory 89: 11-30 1

-, Diana 85: 10-10 2 (P)

-, JoAnn (Joanne) (see also Callaghan)

85: 4-23 6

86: 6-25 8

-, Mark

81: 3-5 3; 9-3 11

83: 3-31 3 (P)

84: 2-2 4

-, Michele 82: 11-11 5

-, Pat

78: 11-16 11

-, Wade

79: 1-26 7; 3-29 14; 4-5 13; 4-12 10; 5-3 15; 9-20 10 (P)

80: 2-28 11; 4-3 9; 4-17 10; 4-24 9; 5-1 10; 9-4 10

81: 3-5 8; 3-19 10; 3-26 7; 4-2 8, 9; 4-9 9; 4-23 8; 4-30 9

Callan, Derrick 94: 11-17 10

-, Jason

93: 4-8 8; 4-22 8; 9-16 8; 9-23 7; 9-30 7; 10-7 7; 10-14 7

94: 3-31 7; 4-14 7

95: 4-6 7; 4-13 7; 4-27 7

Callaway, Dave 88: 10-12 9

Callen, Larry

84: 11-13 14

85: 6-18 7

Calleroz, Lisa

2001: 4-19 6; 4-26 7; 11-15 11

2002: 4-4 5; 4-11 5; 4-25 5; 5-2 7

Calley, William 71: 4-1 2

Calligraphy Workshop 82: 3-18 1

Callihan, Gloria 71: 2-4 3

Caltrider, Lyle

75: 10-30 1, 3; 11-13 4

76: 4-15 3; 4-23 8

Calvary Baptist

73: 8-30 7

74: 9-26 7

Calvin T Ryan Library

71: 9-3 4; 9-23 3

73: 5-3 5

74: 7-26 6; 8-29 4

78: 4-27 3

81: 2-26 4

83: 2-17 4

86: 2-20 1; 10-9 4

93: 9-23 1; 11-4 1

96: 2-15 1, 12; 3-28 4

97: 4-17 5, 9

98: 4-9 6; 11-5 1

2002: 4-11 3

-, acquisition of ERIC by 71: 1-14 1

-, acquisition of law library by

91: 2-7 12

93: 9-2 10

-, acquisition of new collection by 93: 3-18 1

-, Acquisition Task Force of 72: 8-31 3

-, activity boards in 74: 9-5 3

-, addition to

78: 8-31 3

79: 4-12 1; 7-26 1; 8-30 4

80: 1-24 1; 7-10 1

81: 6-25 1; 7-30 7; 9-3 1, 4; 11-5 1

82: 2-4 1; 4-29 1; 6-17 4; 7-29 8; 9-2 1; 11-11 1

83: 1-27 4; 6-23 4; 9-1 5; 9-8 1; 9-22 4

-, adequacy of 71: 1-7 5

-, art in

82: 7-1 6; 9-16 1; 11-18 5

83: 11-17 3

-, automation of

87: 3-26 4

88: 1-21 1

89: 2-2 4; 10-12 13

90: 2-1 1; 3-29 11; 4-26 1; 9-13 13

-, award won by 86: 8-28 4

-, award won by government documents section of

87: 7-2 1

91: 3-14 6

-, barcoding of books in 91: 1-24 4

-, bibliographic instruction program of 75: 10-17 5

-, book ordering process of 84: 9-13 6

-, book sale in

71: 10-21 1

73: 7-19 8

-, budget cuts affecting 2002: 9-19 9

-, budget of

81: 1-15 1; 11-12 1

84: 4-12 1

-, change in checkout policy of

82: 12-2 1

83: 12-8 1

-, change in circulation policy of 73: 9-20 4; 11-7 3

-, change in hours of 82: 7-1 6

-, checkout policy of 80: 10-2 8

-, coin-operated computers in

83: 12-8 1

84: 3-29 1

-, collapse of sewer line east of 98: 4-9 1 ; 4-16 1

-, collection of autographed books in 78: 1-19 8

-, collections of

73: 12-6 4

78: 10-12 11

-, computer cataloging of books by

75: 12-11 12

76: 12-2 5

-, computer lab in 2002: 10-10 7

-, computer searching at

77: 1-20 10

79: 9-13 5

-, computerized card catalog in 91: 8-29 15

-, computerized catalog card printing by 75: 2-13 4

-, computerized index to government documents in 88: 7-28 1

-, consolidation of copy machines in 90: 3-8 4

-, construction of 88: 2-4 7

-, control of carillon from

91: 10-24 6

95: 2-9 11

-, cooperative agreement with Good Samaritan Hospital of 79: 3-1 7

-, copier revenue of 95: 11-30 1

-, copy machines in 78: 2-2 8

-, creation of study rooms in 89: 3-30 12

-, DIALOG computer search service in 76: 4-29 4

-, display case in 77: 2-24 3

-, display of books in 72: 7-20 1

-, display of materials to aid the visually handicapped by 72: 3-9 3

-, disrepair of equipment in 83: 2-24 1

-, donation of collection to 93: 2-25 6

-, donation of books to 92: 1-30 13

-, effect of budget cuts on

80: 9-18 1

82: 11-18 4

83: 4-21 1; 4-28 3

87: 2-12 4

-, energy conservation in 78: 1-12 8

-, establishment of Special Collection in 72: 7-13 5

-, establishment of typing room in 71: 1-7 3

-, expansion of 71: 2-4 5

-, expansion of Reference Desk in 88: 10-6 6

-, fine policy of 81: 10-29 Accent 4

-, ‘first aid’ station in 73: 7-19 8; 8-30 5

-, free long-distance reference service provided by 96: 2-22 2

-, fines of 95: 11-30 1

-, funding for 94: 9-15 10

-, fundraising efforts of 83: 9-22 4

-, gift by Hamaker to 84: `11-1 7

-, grants received by 84: 11-29 7

-, highlighting of catalog cards by 73: 11-29 3

-, hours of

82: 7-15 1

95: 8-31 13; 10-19 1

-, housing of Writing Center in 89: 4-27 12; 6-15 6; 8-31 12

-, incident of indecent exposure at 78: 11-30 4

-, information desk in 77: 2-10 9

-, initiation of weekend reference service by 89: 1-26 6

-, introduction of ROSI in 92: 11-12 6

-, juvenile material in 84: 10-18 8

-, LAN inaugurated in 93: 4-22 12

-, loan policy of 84: 9-18 11

-, logo contest of 76: 10-21 4; 11-18 4

-, microfilm in

73: 11-1 4

74: 11-6 4

-, move of Kearney Public Library into 73: 5-10 1, 2

-, move of material to basement of 73: 3-8 1

-, mutilation of materials in 73: 10-4 4

-, need for improved ventilation in 95: 3-30 1

-, new copiers in 76: 11-4 3

-, noise in

90: 12-6 18

97: 4-10 1, 4

-, offering of free database searching by 89: 2-23 10

-, open house in basement of 73: 12-6 5

-, opening of remodeled basement of 73: 6-28 3; 9-13 5

-, orientation program of 72: 1-20 1

-, orientation tours of 80: 10-9 7

-, paperback collection in 71: 9-30 1

-, placement of adding machine in 71: 3-18 2

-, plants in 76: 10-7 4

-, printing in

98: 11-5 1; 11-19 3

99: 4-22 1

-, problems with gas-emitting microfilm in 76: 2-12 5

-, reciprocal borrowing agreement of 75: 6-19 4

-, reduction of copying charges by 73: 9-27 3; 11-1 4; 11-7 8

-, regional archival depository in 77: 9-1 6

-, remodeling in

72: 6-29 1; 7-27 7; 9-7 6; 11-2 3

75: 9-5 4; 9-18 4

-, renovation of 83: 4-21 6

-, renovations in 90: 4-19 4

-, replacement of microfilm machines in 88: 9-15 12

-, rising costs of 84: 9-6 1, 3

-, rupture of sewer line near 82: 1-21 1

-, sale of withdrawn books by 78: 2-16 1; 3-8 1; 8-31 1

-, satellite dish on roof of 88: 2-25 11

-, schedule of

73: 12-13 3

75: 12-18 3

-, security system in

76: 9-2 6

77: 1-27 4; 9-15 7

96: 4-18 9

-, services available in 86: 6-25 7

-, shift of materials in 75: 7-10 4

-, shortage of space in 77: 11-17 5

-, ‘Sneak Preview’ of new materials in 74: 7-11 8

-, solicitation of suggestions by 73: 7-12 6; 8-30 10

-, special collections in 73: 4-19 4

-, sponsorship of “Name the System” contest by 90: 4-26 1

-, startup of automated circulation system in 92: 1-30 13

-, student assistants employed by 73: 2-15 7

-, student fee to support 95: 1-19 1; 2-9 1; 2-23 1, 2

-, study of space needs of 78: 10-26 1

-, suggestion box in 74: 9-19 5

-, theft of equipment from 83: 10-6 1

-, theft of materials from 82: 12-9 7

-, theft of periodicals from 82: 12-2 1

-, tree as obstacle in 90: 4-26 2

-, tutors available in 89: 9-14 17

-, usage of 84: 11-15 9

-, use of student fees by

95: 1-26 1, 4; 4-13 1; 8-31 1, 13

96: 4-25 8

-, waiver of fines by in return for food donation 96: 4-11 2

-, wheelchair use in 96: 3-14 4

Calvin T Ryan Memorial Scholarship

74: 10-24 3

75: 10-30 4

76: 10-21 1

77: 1-13 1; 10-27 4; 12-8 11

78: 11-9 1; 12-14 1

79: 10-11 1

80: 10-9 1

82: 10-14 1

84: 10-4 3

85: 10-23 1

90: 1-18 10

Camacho, Rodrigo 90: 12-13 6 (P)

Cambell, Connie [sic] 73: 3-8 3

-, Jack [sic] 71: 4-1 6

-, [sic] Tricia 79: 4-5 7

‘Camelot’ (film) 73: 1-11 7

‘Camelot’ (play) 81: 10-22 1; 10-29 1; 11-12 1; 12-3 3, 6; 12-10 1

Camelot Bleu 83: 4-28 6

Camelot Day 2002: 11-21 2

Cameron, Chris 83: 9-29 10

Cameron, Diana (Diane) 76: 1-15 1; 10-21 1

-, Dick

74: 1-24 4; 2-14 7; 9-5 6; 9-12 6; 9-26 8; 11-21 5

75: 8-29 13; 9-5 11; 9-11 7; 9-18 9; 9-25 10; 10-17 7, 8; 10-23 7; 11-6 9; 11-13 9; 11-20 4

76: 9-9 11; 9-16 9; 9-29 10; 10-14 8; 10-21 7; 11-4 11; 11-11 7; 11-18 6; 12-2 7

77: 2-3 8; 9-1 9

-, Josh 94: 2-3 2 (P)

-, Ken 82: 4-29 9

Camp, Bradley D

85: 3-21 2

86: 5-1 3 LTE; 9-5 3 LTE

-, Kamie 92: 10-8 10

-, Jenney 98: 4-16 4

-, Margaret (Peg)

71: 9-9 1

73: 2-15 6

78: 2-9 7

79: 10-11 5

80: 4-3 6; 7-24 3 (P)

81: 2-19 3; 11-12 6

85: 7-9 6

92: 9-17 15; 10-22 11

93: 11-11 10

-, Tammie 94: 11-10 9 (P)

Camp Atlanta Remembered (program) 93: 11-11 14; 11-18 14

Camp Augustine 77: 2-24 5

Camp Challenge ’92 92: 2-27 10; 3-12 10; 3-19 10

Camp Cobossee 78: 1-19 1

Camp Comeca

79: 9-13 7

80: 8-28 4

82: 2-18 4

98: 10-8 5

Camp Comeka 83: 2-10 5

Camp Seachelt 92: 9-17 11

Camp Somerset 78: 1-19 1

Campbell, Alan (Al)

71: 5-13 6; 5-20 6; 9-30 3

72: 1-20 4; 3-9 6; 4-27 6

-, Anne

76: 5-6 4; 7-15 8

-, Betsy 83: 4-28 1

-, Bill 80: 2-28 Encounter 7

-, Bobbie 86: 12-4 3 LTE

-, Bonnie 72: 11-30 8

-, Colin

77: 11-10 3

-, Colis 92: 10-8 1

-, Colvin 75: 11-6 8

-, Connie 72: 10-12 4

-, Corey

96: 4-18 7; 10-24 8

-, Craig 83: 1-20 4 (P)

-, Don 71: 2-18 5

-, Harold

72: 2-24 4

73: 2-1 10

74: 3-7 1; 3-21 1

-, Harry

73: 11-7 5

74: 9-26 6; 10-24 1

-, Jack L

72: 5-4 3; 6-22 1; 7-27 3; 8-31 7; 9-14 8

73: 2-15 4, 6; 3-1 5; 4-12 6; 5-3 4; 9-20 3

74: 3-7 1; 4-11 6; 8-29 5; 11-6 5

76: 12-9 7

77: 3-3 6; 10-27 3

80: 1-31 3

81: 10-29 3

83: 12-8 7

84: 7-12 7

87: 5-7 10

90: 3-1 1; 3-29 1, 2; 4-26 11

-, Jackie 73: 8-30 8

-, James (Jim)

79: 9-6 10; 9-13 13; 9-20 10; 10-4 4, 9; 10-11 10; 10-28 6; 11-1 10; 11-8 11; 11-15 10; 11-29 7; 12-6 8, 13; 12-13 10

80: 1-10 7; 1-24 3, 8; 1-31 7; 2-7 10; 2-21 6; 2-28 11; 3-6 7; 3-13 8; 4-24 10; 5-1 11; 9-4 9; 9-11 10; 9-18 12; 9-25 11; 10-2 10; 10-9 10; 10-16 8; 11-6 8; 11-13 8; 11-20 6, 8; 12-11 10

81: 1-15 8; 1-22 11; 1-29 8; 2-5 10; 2-12 8; 2-19 7; 2-26 6; 3-5 7, 10 (P); 3-19 9; 3-26 1, 8; 4-2 8; 4-9 9; 4-23 1, 8, 10; 4-30 1; 5-7 10 (P); 9-3 2, 9 (P), 11; 9-10 2, 9, 10, 11 (P); 9-17 2; 9-24 2, 6, 8 (P); 10-1 2, 9 (P); 10-8 2, 10, 11, 13; 10-22 2, 9; 10-29 2; 11-5 2, 7; 11-12 2, 8, 10; 11-19 1, 2; 12-3 2, 9 (P), 10; 12-10 2, 9, 12 (P)

82: 2-25 1; 3-18 1; 6-17 3

-, Jeremy

97: 1-30 2; 2-6 2; 2-13 2; 2-20 2; 2-27 2; 3-6 2; 3-13 2; 3-20 2; 4-3 2; 4-10 2; 4-17 2; 4-24 2; 5-1 2; 9-4 2; 9-11 2; 9-18 2; 9-25 2; 10-2 2; 10-9 2; 10-16 1, 2; 10-23 2; 10-30 2; 11-6 2; 11-20 2; 12-4 2; 12-11 2

-, June

75: 4-17 5 (P)

-, Kellie 98: 1-15 7

-, Ken 83: 4-28 Accent 2

-, Kendrick 95: 11-2 9

-, Lorie

90: 9-13 3 LTE; 10-4 3 LTE; 10-11 6; 12-6 1

-, M Anne 81: 3-5 4

-, Margaret 86: 9-18 2

-, Matthew (Matt)

98: 4-9 3 LTE; 4-16 2 (P)

2001: 4-12 8

-, R J 2001: 1-18 3; 1-25 1, 3; 2-1 1, 3; 2-8 3; 2-15 1, 3; 2-22 1, 3; 3-1 1, 3; 3-8 3; 3-29 3, 8; 4-5 3, 7; 4-12 3, 7; 4-19 3; 4-26 1, 3 (P)

-, Robb 2001: 1-18 5; 4-12 1

-, Robert 73: 8-30 3; 9-6 7

-, Sheree

72: 5-4 4

73: 3-1 5; 4-12 1; 5-3 5 (P)

74: 9-5 4

-, William 71: 4-20 3

Campe, Amanda 2000: 4-20 8 (P)

Camper Van Beethoven (recording artist) 89: 9-28 3

Camperos, Esther (Ester)

79: 2-8 7 (P); 9-6 7 (P)

81: 2-12 5

-, Lena Marie (Maria) 81: 2-12 5

camping

2001: 9-20 10

Camping and Outdoor Education (course) 81: 2-19 1

Camplin, Craig 74: 4-4 8

Campton, Marcy 90: 11-8 6

-, William (Bill)

88: 9-8 15

89: 12-14 4

90: 2-22 4

campus, beautification of

73: 11-15 1

85: 4-18 14; 6-25 8; 7-2 1

86: 7-10 2

95: 8-24 6

-, development of 89: 1-12 5

-, expansion of 81: 9-17 3

-, history of 88: 1-28 4; 2-4 7; 2-11 12

-, plan for 85: 7-2 1

Campus 4-H Club

71: 6-24 4; 9-3 10; 9-23 1; 10-14 3; 10-21 4

72: 8-31 7; 9-7 3

73: 5-10 3; 8-30 8; 10-18 8; 12-6

74: 8-29 5

75: 4-10 3; 8-29 10

76: 2-12 10; 3-4 4; 4-29 4

77: 9-22 5

78: 10-5 8

79: 11-8 3, 9; 11-29 3

83: 4-6 6

84: 10-18 2

85: 2-12 2

94: 4-7 10

Campus Activities and Programs 85: 1-29 11

Campus Activities Council

73: 7-12 1; 8-30 2, 3, 8; 9-13 3, 4, 5; 9-20 1; 9-27 1, 9; 10-4 5; 10-11 3, 8; 10-18 1, 8; 10- 25 3; 11-1 1, 4; 11-7 1, 4; 11-15 4; 12-6 5; 12-13 5

74: 1-17 5; 1-24 3, 6; 2-7 1, 3; 2-14 1, 8; 2-21 1, 3, 4; 2-28 3; 3-7 5, 8; 3-21 3; 3-28 6; 4-4 1, 8; 4-11 3, 6; 4-18 1, 3; 4-25 4, 5; 5-2 1, 7; 8-29 5; 9-5 1; 9-12 1; 9-19 4, 6; 9-26 1; 10-3 1; 10-10 4, 5; 10-17 1, 9; 10-24 4; 11-6 2, 7; 11-14 4; 11-21 1; 12-5 1; 12- 12 3, 8; 12-19 1

75: 1-16 1; 1-23 1; 1-30 1, 2, 4; 2-6 1; 2-13 1, 5; 2-20 1; 3-6 1, 3, 8; 3-13 1; 4-4 1, 3, 5, 8; 4-17 1, 4; 4-24 5; 5-8 1; 8-29 3, 10; 9-5 1, 7; 9-11 5; 9-18 3, 6, 7; 9-25 5; 10-9 6, 7; 10-17 1, 3, 6; 10-30 3, 4; 11-6 4; 11-13 3, 6; 11-20 3, 5; 12-4 3; 12-11 1, 8

76: 1-15 3, 8; 1-22 3; 1-29 3; 2-12 10; 2-19 3, 5; 2-26 3, 6, 8; 3-4 4, 5; 3-18 4; 3-25 1, 3; 4-1 7; 4-8 3, 4; 4-15 3, 6; 4-23 1, 3, 4; 4-29 3, 4, 5; 5-6 3; 9-16 1; 9-23 3; 10-14 1; 10-21 1, 3; 11-4 1, 3, 6, 8, 9; 11-18 4; 12-2 1, 8; 12-9 1, 3, 6

77: 1-13 3, 4, 5; 1-20 4, 6; 1-27 5; 2-3 1, 3, 8; 2-10 1, 3, 5; 2-17 1, 3; 2-24 1, 3; 3-17 3; 3 24 3; 3-31 5; 4-14 1, 3; 4-21 1, 3, 5; 4-28 3, 10; 5-5 3; 6-16 3; 9-1 3; 9-8 1, 3; 9- 15 1; 9-22 1, 3; 10-6 1, 3, 4, 10; 10-20 3; 10-27 1, 3, 5; 11-3 3, 5; 11-10 3, 6; 11- 17 3; 12-8 3, 7

78: 1-12 1; 1-19 3, 4; 1-26 3, 6, 10; 2-2 1, 3, 4, 7; 2-9 1; 2-16 1; 2-23 1, 3; 3-8 1, 7; 3-16 4, 7, 10; 3-30 1, 3; 4-6 3; 4-13 1, 3; 4-20 1, 3; 4-27 1, 3; 5-4 1, 3; 6-15 1; 6-29 4; 7-13 1; 7-27 8; 8-31 1, 6; 9-7 3; 9-14 6; 9-21 1, 3, 4, 6; 9-28 1; 9-28 Encounter 1; 10-5 3, 4; 10-12 1, 7; 10-26 4, 9; 11-2 1, 8; 11-9 3, 6; 11-16 1; 12-7 1, 4; 12-14 3

79: 1-11 1; 1-18 3; 1-26 1, 3; 2-1 1, 4; 2-8 3, 4; 2-15 1; 2-22 3, 6, 7; 3-15 3; 3-22 1, 9; 3- 29 1, 9; 4-5 1, 3, 8; 4-12 1; 4-26 1; 5-3 1; 7-12 6; 7-26 7; 8-30 1; 9-6 1, 8; 9-13 1, 7; 9-20 1, 3; 9-20 Encounter 2; 9-27 1; 10-4 1; 10-28 1; 11-1 1, 6; 11-8 1; 11-15 1, 3; 11-29 1, 5; 12-6 1; 12-13 1

80: 1-10 1; 1-17 3; 1-24 3; 2-14 1, 4; 2-21 1; 2-28 3; 3-6 1; 3-13 6; 3-27 1, 6; 4-3 1; 4-24 1, 3; 5-1 1; 8-28 1, 7; 9-4 1; 9-11 1, 4, 5; 9-18 1, 4, 5; 9-25 1, 8; 10-2 1, 6; 10-9 1; 10-16 1; 10-23 1; 11-6 1; 11-13 1; 11-20 1; 12-4 1, 3; 12-11 1

81: 1-15 1; 1-29 1; 2-5 1; 2-12 1; 2-19 1; 3-19 1; 3-26 1; 4-2 1; 4-9 1; 4-30 1; 5-7 1; 7-16 10; 7-23 1, 4; 9-3 1, 10, 12; 9-10 1, 4; 9-17 1, 3; 10-8 1; 10-22 1, 3; 10-29 3; 10- 29 Accent 3; 11-5 1; 11-12 1; 11-19 1; 12-3 3, 7; 12-10 3, 7

82: 1-21 5; 1-28 1; 2-4 1; 2-11 1; 2-18 1; 2-25 1, 3; 3-4 4; 3-18 1; 4-1 1, 3; 4-22 1, 6; 4-29 1, 3; 7-22 1; 9-2 1; 9-9 1, 4, 5; 9-16 1, 5, 6; 9-23 1, 7; 9-30 9; 10-7 1, 7; 11-18 5; 12-2 1

83: 1-27 5; 2-3 4; 2-10 3; 2-17 1; 2-24 8; 3-3 4, 7; 3-17 6; 4-14 1, 6; 4-28 1; 5-5 1; 7-21 7; 9-1 1; 9-8 1; 9-15 1; 9-22 1; 9-29 1; 12-2 1, 5; 12-8 1

84: 1-26 1; 2-2 1; 2-9 5

-, establishment of 73: 6-28 6; 7-5 1; 8-30 1, 6; 9-13 1

-, history of 78: 11-9 6

-, sponsorship of Bridal Fair by 74: 2-21 4

Campus Activities Council Evaluation Committee 75: 3-6 8

Campus Activities Council Lectures Committee 77: 9-15 6

Campus Activities Mart see Activities Mart

Campus Bookstore (business)

85: 6-25 6; 9-5 4

87: 2-5 4; 10-29 1

88: 4-28 2; 9-15 8

89: 5-4 4

campus buildings see buildings on campus

Campus Care program

2000: 2-17 1

2001: 9-20 8

2002: 3-7 8

Campus Classics 84: 12-11 13

Campus Clean-Up Day 87: 10-29 1, 2; 11-12 6

Campus Connection for Mature Students 81: 3-19 1

Campus Crusade for Christ

72: 1-27 4; 9-21 7; 9-28 1; 10-19 10

73: 1-25 8; 3-8 8; 4-5 5; 4-26 4; 10-18 8; 11-1 4; 11-7 4; 12-6 5

74: 1-17 5; 1-24 3; 1-31 4; 2-7 3; 2-21 4; 2-28 3; 3-7 8; 3-21 3; 3-28 6; 4-4 8; 4-11 3; 4-18 3; 4-25 5; 5-2 7; 5-9 4

75: 3-20 1; 8-29 10; 10-2 3; 10-9 6; 10-17 6; 10-23 5; 10-30 5; 11-6 4; 11-13 6; 11-20 3; 12-4 7; 12-11 7

76: 2-5 5; 2-12 10; 2-19 5; 3-4 4; 3-18 4; 3-25 3; 4-8 4; 4-29 4; 10-21 3; 11-4 3; 11-11 3; 11-18 4; 12-2 3; 12-9 6

77: 1-20 4; 1-27 5; 2-10 3; 2-17 3; 2-24 3; 3-3 3; 3-24 3; 5-5 8; 10-20 3; 10-27 3; 11-3 3; 11-10 3; 11-17 3

78: 1-19 3, 51-26 3; 2-2 3; 2-23 3; 3-8 3; 3-16 7; 4-6 3; 4-13 3; 4-20 3; 4-27 3; 5-4 3; 9-14 3; 9-21 3; 9-28 3; 10-5 3; 11-9 3; 12-7 4

79: 1-18 3; 2-1 3; 2-8 3; 2-22 3; 3-1 3; 3-15 3; 3-29 9; 4-5 3; 5-3 4; 9-27 14; 10-11 3; 11-8 3; 11-15 3

80: 1-10 3; 1-17 3; 1-24 3; 9-25 3

81: 1-15 3; 1-22 3, 9; 1-29 1; 2-5 3; 3-19 3; 9-17 3; 9-24 3; 10-1 3; 10-8 3; 10-22 1, 3; 10- 29 3; 11-5 3; 11-12 3; 11-19 3; 12-3 3; 12-10 3

82: 2-18 3; 2-25 3; 3-4 3; 4-1 3; 4-15 3; 4-29 3; 9-16 1; 11-18 5; 12-9 8

83: 1-20 6; 1-27 5; 2-3 1, 7; 2-10 9; 2-17 6; 2-24 8; 3-3 6; 4-6 6; 4-14 6; 4-28 6; 5-5 7; 10- 6 1; 10-13 1; 10-20 1

84: 10-23 2

86: 1-23 2; 10-2 2; 10-9 1, 2

88: 1-28 2; 2-11 6

89: 4-6 9

90: 4-12 10; 9-20 1; 11-15 1

91: 1-24 4; 8-29 1; 10-17 1; 12-5 16; 12-13 14

92: 4-16 1; 11-5 2; 11-12 1; 11-18 1

95: 4-13 9

96: 2-8 6

97: 1-23 2; 2-20 5; 9-18 10; 9-25 7

98: 8-27 2

2001: 9-13 9

2002: 2-14; 3-7 2; 9-26 1

-, participation in Bike Bowl by

93: 4-29 9

95: 4-13 2

-, sponsorship of homecoming royalty candidate by 91: 10-3 1

Campus Crime Stoppers 85: 12-5 10

Campus Crusaders 80: 10-9 3

Campus Democrats

92: 1-30 14; 2-6 14; 2-20 1; 3-12 12; 4-16 10; 4-30 14; 10-1 14; 10-8 13; 10-15 14; 10-22 14; 10-29 14; 11-5 12; 11-12 14; 11-18 12; 12-10 15

93: 9-16 14; 10-14 14; 11-11 14; 11-18 14; 12-9 15

94: 1-20 2; 3-10 12; 3-31 14

95: 3-16 1; 9-14 10; 9-21 12; 9-28 12; 10-5 16

96: 1-25 9; 2-2 9; 2-8 15; 2-15 11; 9-12 13; 12-12 15

97: 1-23 9; 1-30 9; 2-6 13; 2-20 9; 2-27 9; 3-6 9; 3-13 11; 3-20 9; 4-3 9; 4-10 9; 4-17 15; 4-24 13; 5-1 19; 9-4 13; 9-11 9; 9-18 11; 12-4 6

Campus Development Club

71: 1-7 8; 11-11 2; 12-2 3

72: 2-3 4; 2-17 1; 3-23 5; 8-31 7; 9-21 1; 10-12 1; 10-19 3

-, formation of 71: 10-28 1

Campus Diplomats 94: 11-3 9

Campus Facilities Master Plan 94: 4-14 1

Campus Fee Committee 98: 3-12 1

Campus House, Inc

73: 1-25:3; 2-1 10

74: 1-31 3

77: 9-15 3

78: 1-26 1; 2-2 3; 2-9 1; 9-28 1

2002: 12-5 1, 8

campus identifier (symbol) 94: 2-10 1, 6

Campus Improvement Fund

81: 12-10 1

83: 3-3 1

86: 1-30 1; 3-7 1

Campus Information Switchboard 83: 5-5 4

Campus Life Youth for Christ 82: 4-15 1

Campus Light House Ministries 90: 11-15 4

Campus Lighthouse Ministries

89: 11-30 1; 12-7 1

90: 2-15 8; 4-12 10

Campus Lions Club see Lions Club

Campus Lutheran see Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

71: 5-13 3; 5-20 3; 9-9 5; 9-16 1; 9-23 5; 10-14 4; 11-18 5

72: 2-24 4; 3-23 5; 5-4 4; 7-20 1; 8-31 5; 9-14 4; 10-19 3; 10-26 4; 11-9 12; 11-16 4

73: 1-18 8; 1-25 8; 2-22 5; 3-1 1; 3-8 3; 5-10 4; 8-30 7; 9-27 6; 10-11 3; 11-1 6; 11-7 4; 12-6 5; 12-13 5

74: 1-24 3; 2-7 3; 2-14 8; 3-28 3; 5-9 8; 9-12 5; 9-26 7; 10-10 5

75: 2-13 3; 3-13 1; 5-8 1; 11-6 3, 5

76: 3-18 5; 4-1 4; 4-23 4; 9-16 1; 10-21 1

77: 2-3 4; 2-10 4; 2-17 1; 3-24 4; 3-31 7; 4-7 3; 4-21 6; 6-16 5; 6-23 6; 7-21 4; 7-28 5; 9-8 6; 9-22 5; 9-29 5, 8; 10-20 1, 9; 11-3 6; 11-10 1

78: 2-9 7; 2-16 1; 2-23 3; 3-8 3; 3-16 7; 3-30 1; 4-6 3; 5-4 1; 6-15 1; 9-7 6; 10-5 5; 11-30 5; 12-7 3; 12-14 1

79: 1-11 1; 1-18 1; 2-8 12; 2-22 4, 9; 3-1 1, 3, 9; 6-21 1; 9-6 5; 10-11 6; 11-15 8

80: 1-24 1, 3; 1-31 1, 5; 1-31 Encounter 11; 2-28 1, 5; 3-22 1; 3-27 Encounter 6; 5-1 1, 4; 6-26 1; 9-4 1; 9-11 9; 9-18 3; 10-2 1; 10-9 1; 11-6 3

81: 1-29 6; 2-5 1; 4-9 7; 9-17 1, 3, 7; 10-8 3, 6; 11-5 6; 11-12 7; 12-10 1

82: 7-15 1; 9-30 4; 11-18 1; 12-9 1

83: 2-3 2; 2-17 4; 3-31 4; 9-22 1

84: 2-23 6; 3-1 5; 3-23 4; 6-14 5; 9-6 13

85: 4-2 7; 4-23 2; 7-23 4

86: 12-4 4

87: 2-5 10; 2-26 6, 10; 3-26 2; 4-9 2; 9-10 10

88: 4-28 1; 9-22 10; 10-12 14; 11-10 2

89: 9-7 10

90: 2-8 12; 3-29 11; 4-5 6; 4-12 6; 10-11 11

91: 4-4 1; 8-29 1

92: 10-22 1; 12-10 15

93: 1-21 13; 1-28 14; 2-4 10; 2-11 6, 12; 2-18 12; 2-25 10; 3-4 10; 3-11 10; 3-18 12; 4-1 10; 4-8 10; 4-15 9, 12; 4-22 13; 4-29 15; 8-26 11; 9-2 12; 9-16 14; 9-23 16; 9-30 12; 10-7 16; 10-14 14; 10-21 12; 10-28 16; 11-4 12; 11-11 14; 11-18 14; 12-2 14; 12-9 15

94: 1-20 12; 1-27 12; 2-3 11; 2-10 10; 2-17 10; 2-24 8; 3-3 10; 3-10 12; 3-17 12; 3-31 14; 4-7 1, 12; 4-14 12; 4-21 12; 4-28 13; 8-25 12; 9-1 12; 9-15 14; 9-22 12; 9-29 12; 10-6 12; 10-13 14; 10-20 14; 10- 27 12; 11-3 10; 11-10 12; 11-17 10; 12-1 10; 12- 8 14

95: 1-19 12; 1-26 12; 2-2 12; 2-9 12; 2-16 8; 2-23 8; 3-2 8; 3-9 10; 3-16 13; 3-30 10; 8-24 14; 9-21 6

97: 12-4 4

98: 10-8 6; 10-29 2; 11-5 7

2000: 8-31 1

2001: 1-18 1; 4-19 1; 11-1 8

2002: 9-26 2

Campus Lutheran Center see Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

Campus Lutheran Chapel see Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

Campus Lutheran Church see Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

Campus Lutheran ELCA see Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

Campus Lutheran Ministries see Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

Campus Lutheran Ministry see Campus Lutheran Chapel and Center

Campus Mail Room 73: 5-10 8

Campus Ministries

72: 9-14 4; 9-28 10

73: 4-26 3

74: 6-27 3; 9-12 5; 10-17 9

76: 9-16 1; 9-29 7

77: 2-10 9; 2-24 3

80: 8-28 1; 10-23 1

81: 10-22 1; 11-5 1

82: 7-15 1

84: 6-14 5

86: 2-13 4

87: 9-10 10