Notebook: January 28, 1998

Dennis Keller '63 gives $10 million			Students break to Belize rain forest
Dennis Keller '63	A $10 million gift from Dennis J. Keller '63 will be used to create a state-of-the-art education center for the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Keller, a trustee of the university, is chairman and CEO of DeVry Inc., one of the largest private higher-education systems in North America. Click here for more...		A group of 12 undergraduates spent their fall break in Belize, working through the Student Volunteers Council (SVC), helping prepare part of that Central American country's rain forest to meet the demands of ecotourism. Click here for more...
PPPL's hot Website			Alumni to receive awards
It's "cool" and a "Hot Spot." It's the Internet Plasma Physics Educational eXperience (IPPEX), the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory's interactive Website. Click here for more...			Eric Lander '78	Biologist Eric S. Lander '78 and pianist Charles W. Rosen '48 *51 will receive the university's highest awards for alumni on Alumni Day, February 21. Click here for more...