Honors Awarded in Law, A&S From: University Currents Date: April 28, 2000 Archive: Campus News Law Alumni Winners The College of Law Alumni Association will honor Fay Danner Dupuis and Milton J. Schloss Sr. as its 2000 Distinguished Alumni winners at its spring alumni luncheon on May 10 at the Phoenix restaurant. Dupuis, a 1969 graduate, is the first woman to serve in Cincinnati as city solicitor, a position she has held for 10 years. She was also the first woman president of the Ohio Municipal Attorneys Association and is a board member for the UC Foundation. Schloss graduated first in his class from the college in 1934 and went on to lead his family's business, Kahn's Meats, for 35 years. He also was a director of the Sara Lee Corporation, adjunct faculty member in the College of Business Administration and a 1995 recipient of a UC Honorary Doctor Degree. For information on attending the luncheon, contact the college's alumni office at 513-556-0071. Lucille Schultz Wins State Award For the second year in a row, a faculty member in the UC English department has won the Nancy Dasher Award. This year, the award, given by the College English Association of Ohio (CEAO), will honor professor Lucille Schultz, for her book, "The Young Composers: Composition's Beginning in Nineteenth Century Schools" (published by Southern Illinois University Press). The book demonstrates that writing instruction in 19th century American schools proved much more important than previously assumed in the overall history of writing instruction. The book was honored as the best book on professional and pedagogical issues from the calendar years 1997, 1998 and 1999. Last year, the award went to Andrew Hudgins, for his poetry collection, "Babylon in a Jar." That year the award was for the best creative work. Schultz will receive the award at a luncheon during the annual CEAO Spring Conference at Ohio Wesleyan University on April 28.