March 2004 News Releases

• Andrew Wachtel Named Dean of Graduate School
• Consequences of Incarceration and Racial Disparities
• SEC Official, Judge to Speak at Garrett Institute
• First Students Graduate From Legal Program in Korea
• Science Fiction Writer Delaney to Deliver Forrest Lecture
• Human Rights Confab Features Talk by Holbrooke, Mock Crisis
• ITEC Fund Makes Award to Product Animations
• Brahms’ Masterpieces to Be Performed
• Chairman, CEO of UPS to Deliver Patterson Lecture
• Conference to Examine Fiction by Black Authors
• Crain Lecture Series Features Lani Guinier
• Piano Festival Features Distinguished Artists
• Better Analysis Needed for Breast Cancer Treatment
• Conference to Explore Genetically Modified Food
• Play by Chilean Playwright Juan Radrigan to be Performed April 16 and 17
• Lupus Discovery May Lead To Improved Drugs
• “From Vienna to Harlem ” Piano Festival Program
• ‘Little Women’ Opera Will Be Performed
• Questions Raised on Shorter Hospital Stays
• Conference to Explore Rwandan Genocide
• April 2004 Theatre/Dance Calendar
• Electoral College Tie Can Be Avoided
• Party, Not Kerry, Moved to Left
• Kerry Not So Liberal, Bush Not So Conservative
• Court Reputation at Stake in ‘Conflicts’
• Statement by Northwestern University Provost Lawrence B. Dumas regarding the discontinuance of degree programs in organ and church music
• Play About Artist Rene Magritte Opens April 15
• Carter to Deliver Rosenthal Lectures
• Pianist Lubin to Lecture, Perform
• Subconscious Bias Skews Perceptions
• April 2004 Music Calendar
• April 2004 Visual Arts Calendar
• Boy Scouts Learn About Technology
• Block Museum to Host Urban Photography Symposium