IUP Magazine

IUP Magazine, Summer 2001

Letters

Letters to the Editor, featuring a revisit to the Breezedale of the '40s

Beyond the Books

An IUP senior applies the passionate intensity he once showed in the boxing ring to his quest for mastery of the hospitality industry.

Spiritual Journey

Alumna Barbara Aiello's professional life has taken some twists and turns; the latest has brought her to a place she doesn't find all that surprising.

The Happy Man

Jack Benedict's voice and IUP sports have been intertwined for more than three decades. David Hubbard tells the story of a man who loves his job.

On the Horizon: The Challenge of the RDC: This past December, the IUP community was elated with word from Governor Tom Ridge that $3 million would be released for the design of the university’s Regional Development Complex.
More Special People: The final installment of “Special People”—short essays about IUP people who have influenced the writers’ lives, submitted in honor of the university’s 125th anniversary.
Childrens Art Matters: While the refrigerator is the typical place of honor for a child’s crayon scrawl, Barry Moore ’55, Illinois State University professor emeritus of art, might see it differently.

A Witness to History: The Voice of IUP Sports could well answer to another moniker: The Forrest Gump of IUP Sports.
A Life Lived Among Friends: IUP President Lawrence K. Pettit noted that “few figures in the history of the university can equal the impact of Pat Stapleton.”
'Doctor' Haslett Cures the Saints: Jim Haslett’s reward for transforming the New Orleans Saints from woebegone losers into playoff winners was another doorstop for his collection.