1953 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

L-R: Warren Gast, Thad Stanford, Jack Stumfig, Bud Stevens, Hugh Wright, captain Andy Andrews, Lowell LeClair, coach Bert Katzenmeyer

1990 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

Back Row: John Creal, Erich Kuhlman, Chris Pond, Patrick Moore, Mark Kiesel, Jim Carson, assistant coach Ed Klum

Front Row: head coach Jim Carras, Jaime Ojeda, Denny Sikkila, Tom Paton, Anthony Dietz

1975 UM Track Team

Top Row: Pat Shaw, Tim Bell, Sam Duran, Mark Foster, Phil Stotz, Dave Heikkinen, Lynn Dobosy, Bob Maistros.

5th Row: Randy Foss, John McHugh, Mark Conner, Doug Hennigar, Mike McMahon, Tom Schmidt, John Risk, Dave Furst.

4th Row: Wally Barnowski, Mark Bohlke, Jay Anstaett, Jim Stokes, Jeff Swanson, Bill Schaeffer, James Grace, Bob Scheper.

3rd Row: Bill Donakowski, Andy Johnson, Abe Butler, Rob Lytle, Greg Meyer, Mike McGuire, st. mngr. Mike D'Agostino, trainer Len Paddock.

2nd Row: asst. coach Ron Warhurst, asst. coach Greg Syphax, Ed Kulka, Kevin Briggs, George Przygodski, Terry Hart, Steve Thiry, Quincy Evans, Jeff McLeod.

Front Row: Geoff LePlatte, Jesse Myers, Doug Gibbs, Bob Mills, head coach Jack Harvey, Jim Howe, Jim Simpson, Dave Williams, Jon Cross.

1999 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

Back Row: head coach Jim Carras, Mike Affeldt, Andrew Chapman, Michael Harris, assistant coach Ed Klum

Front Row: Scott Hayes, Andy Matthews, Brian Seipke, Kyle Kilcherman, Nick Lossia

2000 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

Back Row: Kyle Kilcherman, Andy Matthews, Kevin Hinton, Brian Seipke, Nicholas Lossia, Scott Hayes, Ray Coyne

Front Row: coach Jim Carras, Andrew Chapman, Michael Harris, Mike, Affeldt, Asst. coach Ed Klum

2001 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

Standing, L-R: Andy Matthews, Andrew Chapman, Michael Harris, Mike Affeldt, Brian Seipke, Nicholas Lossia, Scott Hayes

Seated: Kyle Kilcherman, Kevin Hinton, Ray Coyne

2001 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

Front Row: Kyle Kilcherman, Scott Hayes, Kevin Hinton, Scott Carlton.

Back Row: Chris Kellogg, Rob Tighe, Andy Matthews, Andrew Chapman, David Nichols, Brian Seipke.

2002 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

Back Row: Scott Carlton, Mark McIntosh, Rob Tighe, Jimmy Wisinski, David Nichols, Chris Kellogg

Front Row: Kyle Kilcherman, Andy Matthews, Andrew Chapman

1990 University of Michigan Men's Golf Team

Back Row: John Creal, Erich Kuhlman, Chris Pond, Patrick Moore, Mark Kiesel, Jim Carson

Front Row: Jaime Ojeda, Denny Sikkila, Tom Paton, Anthony Dietz

2008 University of Michigan Wrestling Team

Top Row (left to right): asst. strength coach Greg Wagner, trainer Joel Pickerman, asst. coach Kirk Trost, mngr. Drew Christensen, Cody Waters, Tyrel Todd, Eddie Phillips, Anthony Biondo, Matt Guhn, Chad Bleske, Ryan Selley, Steven Russell, Erich Smith, Andy Hrovat, asst. coach Mike Kulczycki, head coach Joe McFarland.

Middle Row: Steve Luke, Braden L'Amoreaux, Justin Zeerip, Josh Churella, Eric Tannenbaum, Jeff Marsh, Jacob Johnson, James Tobias, David Johnson, Jordan Sherrod, Dario Mainella.

Bottom Row: Kellen Russell, Chris Diehl, Mike Sears, James Shaheen, Michael Watts, Zach Jones, Jason Lara, Mark Beaudry, Justin Chizanowski, Phil Shaheen, Aaron Hynes.

(Not Pictured: asst. coach Mark Churella, Sr., adm. asst. Mark Ryan Churella)

Dicks' standard plays

(cont.) [v.8]. Wild oats; Serious family; Paul Pry; Charles II; Game of Love; Queen Mary's bower; Andy Blake; Naval engagements; Rochester; Artist's wife; Delicate ground; Two queens; Damon and Pythias; Rose of Arragon; Charles I; Mary Stuart; Love's frailties; Fanchon, the cricket; Lear of private life; Robert Macaire.

The Cornish magazine.

Title from caption; imprint from vol. t.p.

The dark ages /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The rising tide of ocean diseases: Unsolved problems and research priorities

New studies have detected a rising number of reports of diseases in marine organisms such as corals, molluscs, turtles, mammals, and echinoderms over the past three decades. Despite the increasing disease load, microbiological, molecular, and theoretical tools for managing disease in the world's oceans are underdeveloped. Review of the new developments in the study of these diseases identifies five major unsolved problems and priorities for future research: (1) detecting origins and reservoirs for marine diseases and tracing the flow of some new pathogens from land to sea; (2) documenting the longevity and host range of infectious stages; (3) evaluating the effect of greater taxonomic diversity of marine relative to terrestrial hosts and pathogens; (4) pinpointing the facilitating role of anthropogenic agents as incubators and conveyors of marine pathogens; (5) adapting epidemiological models to analysis of marine disease.