Racial profiling symposium looks at post 9-11 policies, legislation
Northwestern’s Center for Public Safety and the Police Executive Research
Forum will examine post 9-11 policies and legislation during the Third National
Symposium on Racial Profiling Nov. 3-5 at the Westin Hotel O’Hare, Rosemont.
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‘Green’ fuels program earns state recognition
Northwestern has received state recognition for doing its part to help keep
the air clean — two Illinois Environmental Protection Agency awards for using
alternative fuels
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ITEC funding boosts local biotech firm
Chicago-based life sciences company cue BIOtech, Inc., has received a $25,000
investment from the Illinois Technology Enterprise Center (ITEC)-Evanston.
This is the third investment ITEC has made from its pre-seed fund for technology
startups.
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Family Weekend is Nov. 7-9
Families of current and prospective students can choose from a wide range
of campus activities during Family Weekend Nov. 7-9.
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TALK OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Peter G. Peterson (right) talks with President Henry S. Bienen during
his Oct. 15 visit to speak to faculty, staff and students at the Kellogg
School of Manage-ment. Peterson, chairman and co-founder of The Blackstone
Group and U.S. Secretary of Commerce during the Nixon Administration,
spoke about corporate governance. Chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York, Peterson is also chairman of the Council on Foreign Relations;
founding chairman of the Institute for International Economics; and
founding president of the Concord Coalition. Peterson was awarded an
Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree by Northwestern in 1980. |
| photo by Nathan Mandell |