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1. Newsletter - Volume 10, number 1 of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry's DENTALUM newsletter (formerly known as "Alumni News"), published in Spring 1993. The newsletter is bound with staples, and the text is printed in black ink, with the exception of the newsletter's title, cover text, and some interior headings, which are printed in red ink. The newsletter contains forty-four black and white photographs, a submission form for news items for the upcoming issue, and a map graphic showing where the Alumni Board of Governors lives. 24 pages, not including the interior back cover, which contains photographs are the map graphic. The cover contains the newsletter's logo, with the "UM" in "DENTALUM" in block stencil letters, and a left-aligned black and white photograph of two individuals working in the biosafety level 3 lab. To the right of the photograph, the following is printed: "Dr. Kauko Makinen's Xylitol Research / Department News / Dentistry Developments Fundraising Update / Michigan's National School Ranking." The back cover is entirely red, as is the left border of the front cover. Articles: "A Letter from the Dean" "Dr Kauko Makinen: A Passion for Research" (faculty profile) "Raymond B. Robins: Forty Years as a Foot Soldier of Dentistry" (alumnus profile) "Alumni News" "School News" "Visiting Committee" "Dentistry Developments" "Departmental Update" "Martin Luther King Day Symposium" "News Flash" (brief notices about faculty awards, upcoming homecoming and class reunions, and national school rankings) "In Memoriam" Credit: Jann Jasper, writer/editor Per H. Kjeldsen and Keary Campbell, photographers Chris Jung and Jann Jasper, design Dimensions: 27.7 cm (l) x 21.2 cm (w)

   1993

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2. Newsletter - Volume 11, number 2 of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry's DENTALUM newsletter. The newsletter is bound with staples, and the text is printed in black ink, with the exceptions of the newsletter's logo and some interior headings, which are printed in purple ink, and mailing information on the back cover, which is printed in white. The newsletter contains twenty-eight black and white photographs, as well as a ballot of the Alumni Society's Board of Governors, a graph displaying trends in grant awards, a registration form for an alumni reception at the upcoming ADA Annual Session, and a submission form for news items for the next issue. 24 pages, not including the interior back cover, which also contains text and two photographs. The front cover contains the newsletter's logo, with "DENTAL" in block purple letters and "UM" in block stencil letters outlined in purple, as well as one large and two smaller black and white photographs of dental school faculty, staff, and students in the school's new Periodontics/Prevention/Geriatrics lab. Except for mailing information, the back cover is solid purple, as is the left edge of the front cover. Articles: "Dr. James McNamara, Jr.: The Explorer" (faculty profile) "Dr. Hugh Cooper: A Global Perspective" (alumnus profile) "Department Update: Department of Oral Medicine/Pathology/Surgery" "Department Update: Department of Periodontics/Prevention/Geriatrics" "Dr. Lisa Tedesco to Lead AADS" "Dentistry Developments," about ongoing fundraising efforts "Commencement 1994" "Michigan Students Excel in Research" "Homecoming," about the upcoming homecoming "Alumni Board of Governors" "In Memoriam" "Emeritus Weekend" Credit: Stephen E. Feinberg, "Department Update: Department of Oral Medicine/Pathology/Surgery" Martha J. Somerman, "Department Update: Department of Periodontics/Prevention/Geriatrics" Jann Jasper, writer/editor Keary Campbell and Per H. Kjeldsen, photographers Chris Jung and Jann Jasper, design Dimensions: 27.7 cm (l) x 21.2 cm (w)

   1994

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3. Photograph

   This full-color photograph is one of a set of fifty photos that was removed from an album given to the Sindecuse Museum in May of 1998 from Robert Lorey, DDS Biological Material Sciences faculty. It depicts the courtyard of the University of Michigan's School of Dentistry building. The shot was taken from the ground, facing up with the abstract, metal sculpture called tooth fairy in the center and the entrance to the building behind it. A caption...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Photograph - Barrett, Bill

   This full-color photograph is one of a set of fifty photos that was removed from an album given to the Sindecuse Museum in May of 1998 from Robert Lorey, DDS Biological Material Sciences faculty. It depicts the large abstract, metal sculpture that resides in the courtyard of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry's building, unofficially known as "Tooth fairy". The shot was taken from below and the sun is shining around a corner of the s...

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Photograph - Barrett, Bill

   This black-and-white photograph is one of a set of fifty that was removed from an album given to the Sindecuse Museum in May of 1998 from Robert Lorey, DDS Biological Material Sciences faculty. It depicts a crowd of people standing in the courtyard of the dental building and watching as one man removes a sheet from over a stone sculpture. The sculpture is gray and has an abstract, blocky design called tooth fairy. Enclosed paper slip with capti...

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Print, Photographic

   This black-and-white photo depicts a stone sculpture of modern design unofficially called the Tooth Fairy sculpture. The sculpture is a tall pile of rectangular shapes stacked on top of each other. It is positioned in the courtyard of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry's sixth building. The photo was taken from underneath the walkway-like structure out front.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Print, Photographic - Barrett, Bill

   Color photograph which shows Bill Barrett's abstract sculpture (officially untitled but often referred to as the Tooth Fairy) being unveiled for the first time in the sixth building of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry's outdoor atrium off of North University Avenue main entrance. Attendees of the ceremony can be seen in the background and the veil on the ground can be seen in the foreground.

   Record Type: Photo