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HISTORIC PRESERVATION: Scaffolding was put into place earlier this year for exterior renovation work to Verhaegen Hall. The building is being tuckpointed and is getting new windows.

• Committee Sets Dates for Hearings on the First-Year Experience at Saint Louis University
• Dental Programs Moving to 'World Class' Facility
• HSC Parking Garage to be Constructed
• Committee Studying Retention Issues Here
• What Do You Think? Group Looks for Reaction to 24 Points, Including Framework for Core Curriculum
• Creighton Jesuit Joins SLU Board of Trustees
• Student Development Division Reorganized
• Law School Dean Resigns
• Feir Named SLU's Woman of the Year
• Conference Kicks Off New Master's Degree Program
• Conference Here Focuses on Children in Poverty
• Tenet Closes on Hospital Sale
• Development Leaders in Place
• Law School Awarded Kresge Grant
• New Option Available for Students: Registration Can Now Be Done from Homes or Dorm Rooms
• Physician Starts Online Medical Journal
• Employees Encouraged to Help Program that Helps Others
• Three SLU Physicians Share St. Lukes Award
• University Delves Into the 'Outcomes' of the Work Done Here
• Volunteers Needed for Research Here
• Center for Teaching Excellence Has a New Place to Call Home
• Don't Miss the Bus: New Schedule in Place for Evening Shuttle Service

LIFESAVER: Oliver Helbig, assistant director of public safety, was named Lifesaver of the Month for January by the local chapter of the American Red Cross. Helbig saved public safety officer Michael J. Johnson from choking during a Christmas luncheon on Dec. 17. "I noticed Michael turning pale," Helbig said. "He looked at me and his eyes were big. I asked him if he was OK, and he shook his head. I performed the Heimlich maneuver once, and he still couldn't breathe, so I did it again and he began to breathe on his own." KSDK meteorologist John Fuller (left) presented Helbig with a plaque honoring his lifesaving efforts. (Photo by Larry King)