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New U of I eye center becomes Lions' pride.

A log-burning fireplace in the library of the Lions of Illinois Eye Research Institute is one of the few features in the new $6.3-million Chicago facility that may be less than state of the art for a "high-tech" laboratory building. But the warmth it projects could be considered symbolic of the support given to the building program by thousands of members of Lions Clubs throughout Illinois, who conducted such old-fashioned fund-raising activities as bake sales, raffles, and tractor-pull competitions to raise $5 million of the total cost of the technologically up-to-the-minute structure. Morton F. Goldberg, MD, professor and head of the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago (UIC) (and a member of the Editorial Board ofThe Journal), says the new institute is "physically, administratively, and emotionally coupled with the University of Illinois Hospital Eye and Ear Infirmary." Goldberg, who is also Editor