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2001 - 02 Press Releases
REED GRADUATE AWARDED FULBRIGHT GRANT FOR STUDY IN INDIA
REED HISTORY PROFESSOR APPEARS ON WBEZ'S ODYSSEY PROGRAM
GEORGE JAMES AND PETER MASON JOIN REED BOARD OF TRUSTEES
REED ALUMNI WIN PRESTIGIOUS MELLON FELLOWSHIPS
UPDATE ON REED'S CLASS OF 2006: MORE APPLICATIONS, GREATER SELECTIVITY
TWO REED PROFESSORS AWARDED MURDOCK GRANTS FOR BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH
TWO REED STUDENTS RECEIVE GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIPS
REED ALUMNI CREATE TWO ENDOWED CHAIRS
"THE POPE'S MAESTRO" TO SPEAK AT REED ON 4/25
OP-ED PIECE BY REED PROFESSOR RUNS IN MIAMI HERALD
REED PROFESSOR RECEIVES FULBRIGHT SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP
CONCERT OF SACRED AND PROFANE MUSIC SET FOR 4/21
NORTH INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC LECTURE AND CONCERT AT REED
RENOWNED MEDICAL JOURNALIST TO DISCUSS BOOK ON INFECTIOUS DISEASES
KIMBERLY CLAUSING WINS NSF GRANT FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH
REED STUDENT WINS WATSON FELLOWSHIP TO STUDY INTERNATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
REED RECEIVES FUNDS FROM THE OREGON WATERSHED ENHANCEMENT BOARD FOR WATERWAY RESTORATION PROJECT
LARRY KARUSH '68 TO PERFORM HIS MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS AT REED
COOLEY GALLERY SHOW EXPLORES THE MALE IMAGE IN LATE ANTIQUITY
REED PHYSICS PROGRAM RECEIVES $500,000 W.M. KECK GRANT
AFGHANISTAN SUBJECT OF ROBINSON HUMAN RIGHTS LECTURE
FREEMAN FOUNDATION GRANT WILL ENHANCE CHINESE STUDIES AT REED
STEELE-REESE SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS IDAHO STUDENT AT REED
REED NAMED AMONG TOP "GREEN" COLLEGES
STORY OF NEUTRON STARS SUBJECT OF NEXT SHAPLEY LECTURE
STANFORD PROFESSOR TO DISCUSS INFLUENCE OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH
COLIN DIVER NAMED REED'S NEXT PRESIDENT
AL-ANDALUS CONCERT CELEBRATES PEACE AND GOODWILL
MORALS AND POLITICS SUBJECT OF NEXT DUCEY LECTURE
RELIGION THEORY CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT REED
REED ARTS WEEK FEATURES PERFORMANCES, FILM, ART, AND DANCE
ROMP! CONFERENCE ON MUSIC, IDEOLOGY, & CENSORSHIP, 2/21-24
NUCLEAR SAFETY LECTURE RESCHEDULED FOR FEB. 6
TINA CHANCEY TO PLAY RARE FRENCH INSTRUMENT IN REED CONCERT
2001 NOBEL PHYSICS LAUREATE WILL LECTURE AT REED
REED PHILOSOPHY PROFESSOR CITED IN NY TIMES
REACTOR FACILITY RECEIVES DOE GRANTS
REED RECEIVES GRANT FOR WATERSHED ENHANCEMENT
GALLERY SHOW TO FOCUS ON JEWISH IDENTITY; ARTIST LECTURES CANCELLED
SPRING VISITING WRITERS SERIES BEGINS JANUARY 31
DR. DEMENTO BRINGS MUSIC TO REED IN JANUARY
ASIAN AMERICAN ACTIVIST L. LING-CHI WANG TO VISIT REED
JOHN VERGIN '78 TO PERFORM WINTER'S VOICE
REED CHORUS AND COLLEGIUM MUSICUM IN A CONCERT OF HOLIDAY MUSIC
REED RECEIVES MURDOCK GRANT FOR TECHNOLOGY
MARTHERS NAMED REED'S DEAN OF ADMISSION
NUCLEAR SAFETY LECTURE CANCELLED
ROBERT ADAMS PHOTOGRAPHS COME TO COOLEY GALLERY
MIDDLE EAST EXPERT TO DISCUSS TERROR, WAR, AND
NOTED ARTIST DENNIS OPPENHEIM RESCHEDULED FOR 11/1
FALL DANCE CONCERT: 11/9 AND 11/10
REED RECEIVES SOFTWARE GIFT FROM MICROSOFT
PIANIST ALECK KARIS TO PLAY AT REED
REED PROFESSOR JAY MELLIES RECEIVES NIH GRANT
MICHAEL TESKEY NAMED ALUMNI RELATIONS DIRECTOR AT REED
REED RECEIVES INSTRUMENTATION GRANT FROM NSF
SPEAKER CHANGE IN FORUM 2001: REED'S ACTING PRESIDENT TO SPEAK ON 10/4
SOCIOLOGIST TO DISCUSS HOW BIOTECHNOLOGY FIELD HAS AFFECTED BUSINESS
TATANA KELLNER, FOUNDER OF WOMENÂ’S STUDIO WORKSHOP, TO SPEAK AT REED
SACVAN BERCOVITCH LECTURE CANCELLED
LECTURE ON SCHOLARSHIP IN THE DIGITAL ERA SET AT REED
FORUM 2001 LECTURE SERIES BEGINS OCTOBER 4
RENOWNED ARTIST DENNIS OPPENHEIM TO DISCUSS HIS INNOVATIVE WORK
DUCEY LECTURE BY EMINENT POLITICAL SCIENTIST TO FOCUS ON BUSH'S FOREIGN POLICY
FALL VISITING WRITERS SERIES BEGINS SEPTEMBER 6
PRINTS FROM THE GIVLER COLLECTION TO BE SHOWN AT REED
