University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc. - Sooner Magazine, Spring 2003

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Spring 2003

Volume 23 • Number 3

On the Cover

Quick turnaround and personalized handling characterize the distribution of these towering stacks of books from the massive OU Press warehouse on the north campus.
Photo by Robert Taylor.

Editor:
	Carol J. Burr
Associate Editor:
	Margaret French
Art Director:
	George T. Dotson
Staff Photographer:
	Robert Taylor
Publisher:
	The University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc.
	Ron D. Burton, President

MARKETING SCHOLARLY GEMS

Long a pre-eminent academic publisher, the University of Oklahoma Press has adopted an aggressive, customer-friendly sales plan to put its books in the hands of more readers - and even turn a profit.

The OU Book Club

FOREIGN POLICY IN A TIME OF CRISIS

Two former secretaries of state, an internationally known journalist and a former head of the KGB came to Norman to weigh in on issues of war and peace, diplomacy and intervention, terrorism and security.

MERV JOHNSON: ONE OF A KIND

Coaching longevity is an oxymoron unless the subject is a classy fellow from Missouri who has set the Sooner standard for integrity in good times and bad—and now has the award from his colleagues to prove it.

BREACHING THE BARRIERS

A new program that allows its enrollees to explore the world's religions is attracting bumper enrollments as students search for understanding in the wake of shattering national and international events.

PRESERVING THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

A new generation of medical students is finding a window to the past and lessons for the present in a fascinating collection that recently was installed at the Health Sciences Center's Robert M. Bird Library.

REPEAT!

Victory is twice as sweet for Mark Williams' top-ranked Men's Gymnastics Team as they sweep to a second straight NCAA crown with Sooner superstar and all-around champion Daniel Furney leading the way.

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