Arne Harris was best known for his work on WGN-TV broadcasts of the Chicago Cubs. He often peppered the broadcast with shots of pretty young girls, which caught the attention of many a male cub fan.
Arne Eldon Schmidt was born in Hollywood, Minn. on Oct. 25, 1933, to Edward and Clara (Biegler) Schmidt.
Arne loved the Lord; he was a wonderful servant, whenever asked to do something for church he was there and willing.
Arne also loved his flower gardens, he was master of beautiful flower arrangements, and he had done several weddings, supplied arrangements for all special occasions at church, birthdays, anniversaries and banquets as well at his daughterÂ’s funeral.
Harris School professor Tomas Philipson was quoted in a January 22nd Washington Post article on obesity in America, noting that it is harder to exercise when we have to make time for it.
Harris School Professor Robert LaLonde's ongoing work on incarcerated women in Illinois now suggests that their job prospects at least may not be heavily impacted by their time in prison.
Colm O'Muircheartaigh, Harris School professor and statistician, was one of the three University faculty members debating the merits and faults of the latke and the hamantasch at the 2005 Great Latke Hamantasch Debate.
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