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December 2002, Vol. 1 No. 1

Dean’s Welcome

A Note from the Editor

Professor Argersinger’s War
The future of true classical music, art music, is at stake

Chen Yi: Off The Hook
“…every time I receive an award I feel like there is someone who deserves it more.”

New Music Festival Factoids

Professors Joan Burbick and Alex Kuo
On Lipstick, Rodeo Queens, creative compatibility and making a difference

Face to Face with Dean Barbara Couture
A transcription of conversations in the dean’s office, October and November, 2002

The Plateau Center Project—an Idea Whose Time Has Come
Do the write thing…

Meet Lillian Ackerman… and Kaya
How a Liberal Arts professor helped bring a doll’s life to life

Meet Karim Miller
…he keeps an eye out for the cops

Meet Professor Erica Weintraub Austin
In defense of children

Edward R. Murrow Addition
The Murrow Legacy Lives and Grows at Washington State

Face to Face with Kevin Haas
Assistant Professor, Printmaking and Digital Imaging

Glaucon’s Potions
Jason Turner’s winning Bissinger Philosophical Essay

It’s About Excellence
Howard Stringer receives the Edward R. Murrow Award

Was There Really a Grunge Factor in Seattle?

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