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Northwestern pitches in to teach history
Northwestern will play a key role in an Evanston Township High School (ETHS) project to enhance students’ understanding of American history and its government, two cornerstones in the development of future civic and political leaders. |
Sixteen units will undergo Program Review this yearProgram review, now in its 18th year, is again underway with an ambitious schedule of reviews slated to take place this year. Johnson appointed associate dean for research operations at FeinbergDavid Johnson has been appointed to the newly created position of associate dean for research operations in the Feinberg School of Medicine. New campus security measures addedNorthwestern has added new measures to augment security on the Evanston campus. Obituary: Jon R. WaltzJon R. Waltz of Holland, Mich., 74, Edna B. and Ednyfed H. Williams Memorial Professor of Law Emeritus at the School of Law, died Friday Jan. 9 of an apparent heart attack in Holland, Mich. Latin American, Celtic fare on tap for Kids Fare this springThe four remaining Kids Fare concerts for the 2003-04 season will introduce youngsters to Latin American music, Celtic culture, keyboard instruments, and a century of dance styles and music. Information Systems Architecture group will focus on secure communicationsInformation Technology has announced the formation of a new group, Information Systems Architecture (ISA). Headed by Tom Board, former director of Technology Support Services, the ISA group will focus primarily on providing secure communications between IT systems on a University-wide level and educating University units on the designs and strategies leading to an integrated self-service environment for the Northwestern. |
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Faculty honorsFrank S. Koppelman, Raymond J. Krizek, Max Raimi Wills writes of the ‘Negro President’The presidential election of 1800 is one of the most thoroughly studied events in our history, yet few treatments of it recognize the perverse power of the “slave vote” in Thomas Jefferson’s victory, according to a new book by Garry Wills, professor of history. NewsfeedDavid Ruder discusses mutual fund investigations
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Celebrating Black History Month
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Vera Potapenko
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