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Kimberly Aspacher, secretary for the Department of Music for the last eight years, passed away Friday, Feb. 19. Services were held Tuesday, Feb. 23, at Huntertown United Methodist Church. Arrangements were by D.O. McComb and Sons Pine Valley Park Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the IPFW Department of Music, Huntertown United Methodist Church, or Huntertown Lion's Club.
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Sutter Examines 2,000-year-old Peruvian Mummy Bundles  Richard Sutter, professor and chair of the Department of Anthropology, collected data on four mummies at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City and the Peabody Museum at Harvard in late January 2010 as part of a research team studying mummies and mummy bundles. The project will document the social and biological information for "Paracas Necropolis"-mummies from the south coast desert of Peru.
The remains had tattoos or painting on their skin and were wrapped in multiple layers of elaborate and colorful embroidered textiles containing fancy gold offerings, exotic feathers from the Amazon, and other foreign objects.
View images of the remains.
Read the entire news release.
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SCAN Easter Basket Goal is 2,000
 The annual SCAN (Stop Child Abuse and Neglect) Easter Basket Drive is now underway through March 26. Wrapped Easter baskets filled with commercially wrapped items can be dropped off at any one of eight northeast Indiana colleges and universities: IPFW, Grace College, University of St. Francis, Indiana Wesleyan, Huntington University, Ivy Tech Community College Northeast, Manchester College, and Trine University. Only store-bought, wrapped items should be included and the entire basket should be wrapped. Baskets will be delivered to SCAN March 30.
At IPFW baskets can be dropped at the Kettler Hall or Walb Student Union information desks or the Alumni office in Walb Student Union, Room 125.
For more information contact Kimberly Wagner, IPFW alumni director, at 260-481-6174 or wagnerk@ipfw.edu.
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Survey Says: "Sound Off" to CATV  If you watch CATV, the College Access TV station housed at IPFW, you're invited to take a brief survey. The questions are designed to determine why you watch CATV, what you like about the current programming, and what else you might like to see. A few minutes of your time will help determine future programming.
CATV airs on Comcast Channel 5 and FiOS Channel 30. Survey respondents are anonymous.
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