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NEWS
ARCHIVE -- SPRING AND SUMMER 2001
August
2001
Senior
Architecture Lecturer Karen Fairbanks Receives 2001 American
Architecture Award for Three Projects
Fall
2001 Events Calendar Now Online
Alumnae:
Visit the Alumnae Affairs Site for Reunion 2001 Photos
and Information on New Benefits
Greenmarket
Comes to Morningside Heights, Thursdays Throughout the
Summer
Aug.
22-23 Conference Showcases Reacting to the Past
- Teaching Method Developed by Professor Mark Carnes that
Reinvents History Class
Barnard
Welcomes the Class of 2005 -- the Most Selective Class
in the College's History
Robert
Solow, Nobel Prize-Winning Professor of Economics, to
Teach at Barnard in Spring 2002
Gail
Archer Brings Barbara Strozzi's Music to Life in Barbara
Strozzi: Arias and Duets, A New CD from Dorian Recordings
History
Professor Mark Carnes Examines the Accuracy of Historical
Novels in New Book
Camp
Barnard "Goes to the Islands" August 9 from noon to 6
p.m.
July
2001
Researchers
Probing for Evidence of Lost Settlement in Central Park
to Hold Open House Friday, July 27
Barnard
Graduate Ronnie Koenig Directs Modern-Day Version of A
Midsummer Night's Dream
Visit
the Online Photo Gallery of Commencement 2001
Barnard
Strategic
Planning Information Now Available on the Web from On-Campus
Computers
Barnard
Graduate Adebola Bamiduro '01 to Receive the John McLendon
Memorial Minority Postgraduate Scholarship
Linda
Beck, Nancy Worman and Robert McCaughey Honored With Teaching
Awards
Prizes
and Fellowships Awarded to Students
June
2001
Elisabeth
Friedman Awarded the Fulbright-Hays Research Award
Bernice
Reagon Urges Graduates to Throw Themselves "Against Those
Things in Life That Should Not Be"
Professor
Robert Smith to Appear on ABC Nightline June 7 Discussing
Mexican Immigration
Barnard
Alumnae Reunion 2001, June 1 - 3
Memorial
Service Will Be Held In Honor of Millicent McIntosh, June
3
May
2001
Non-Traditional
'Brownfield Action' CD-ROM Brings New Rules to Teaching
and Learning, Says Columbia News
Register
Now for Alumnae Reunion 2001: A Barnard Odyssey
Morton
Klass, Former Professor of Anthropology, Dies at 73
Celebrated
Gospel Singer, Distinguished Professor Bernice Johnson
Reagon to Give Barnard College 108th Commencement Address
Mothers
Through the Eyes of Women Writers, an Anthology Compiled
by Barnard President Judith Shapiro, Arrives in Book Stores
Student
Christy L. Thornton '02 Selected 2001 Truman Scholar
Barnard
Celebrates Take Our Daughters to Work Day
Barnard
Business & Professional Women Present Workplace
Differences: Understanding Yourself and Others in the
Workplace, May 10
The
Immigrant Vote in New York City Is Topic of Panel Discussion
Wednesday, May 2
April
2001
The
Firm of Architecture Department Director Karen Fairbanks
Named as a Winner in the Chicago Public Schools National
School Design Competition
New
York City Students Fight School Violence and Celebrate
Peace with Peace Games New York City, April 27
Good
Love? Taking Action in Relationships,
a Series of Dialogues, April 23-27
Barnard
Theater Department Presents Billy & Han, Directed
by Obie Winner Dan Hurlin, April 19-21, 8:00 p.m.
Professor
of English James Basker Featured in C-Span Broadcast from
High School, April 21
William
T. Golden, Science Advocate and Barnard Trustee, Receives
Scholar-Patriot Award from American Academy of Arts and
Sciences
Barnard
Forum on Migration presents 'Home' Away From Home: The
Migrant Journey in Selected Caribbean Fiction by Women,
April 19
Annual
"Take Back the Night" March and Speakout Against Sexual
Violence, April 19
Barnard
Admits Most Selective Class in College's History
Science
Students Present Their Research on Tuesday, April 17
Twenty-four
Winners of Barnard College/CBS Essay Contest Feted at
10th Anniversary Awards Ceremony on April 3
Barnard's
Annual Awards Dinner Honoring Martha Stewart and Charles
R. Lee of Verizon Communications Raises Record $1.3 Million
for College Financial Aid Programs
Lesley
Sharp, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Honored with
2001 Emily Gregory Award for Excellence in Teaching
NASA's
Chief Scientist to Present NASA: The New Biology Agenda,
April 12
An
Evening of the Films of Martha Graham Concludes the Dance
Department's Monday Night Series "On Dance," Apr. 9
100
Years After the Birth of Margaret Mead, Conference at
Barnard College Examines Her Influence on Society
Theater
Department to Host a Scenography Conference, April 5
An
Evening of Poetry and Music by a Renowned French Poet
and an Eminent Senegalese Griot, Apr. 11
NASA's
Chief Scientist to Present NASA: The New Biology Agenda,
Apr. 12
March
2001
Barnard
to Honor Martha Stewart and Charles R. Lee of Verizon
ar March 29 Annual Awards Dinner
Barnard
Store Open for Business in New Location
Worldmuse,
an International Cabaret of Music, Dance, and Spoken Word
from Argentina to Senegal, March 22
Barnard
Featured in Msn.com and Seventeen.com Web Sites
C-Span
to Broadcast on March 17 Barnard Panel Discussion on Future
of Feminism
Barnard
Sophomore to Compete in NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships
March 17
Barnard
Alumna to Lead Effort to 'Clone' Successful School
Mixed
Reception to Changes in Harlem Is Understandable, Says
Professor Jonathan Rieder in The New York Times
Renowned
Feminist Gloria Steinem to Lead a Panel Discussion with
Young Feminists on March 7
Barnard's
Center for Research on Women presents Controversial
Issues Forum: Performing Activisms, a Panel Discussion
on March 7
February
2001
Work
of Student Artists Reflects Cultural Influences
Barnard's
Arthur Ross Greenhouse is Highlighted as an Architectural
Jewel in The New York Times
Novelist
Anne Bernays '52 remembers Millicent McIntosh in The
Chronicle of Higher Education
Barnard
Commencement 2001 Information Now Available Online
Barnard
Alumnae Top The Chronicle of Higher Education's
Campus Best-Seller List
The
Scholar and the Feminist Conference XXVI: Models of
Resistance, Feb 24
Cameran
Mason Joins Barnard as Vice President for Development
and Alumnae Affairs
Professor
Donlin Foreman of Buglisi/Foreman Dance Profiled in The
New York Times
Attallah
Shabazz, Daughter of Malcolm X, Reflects on the Life of
Her Father, Feb. 18
Dying
to Be Thin: The Barnard Conference on Body Image and Eating
Disorders, Friday, February 16.
January
2001
Firm
Co-Owned by Karen Fairbanks Named One of Four Finalists
in Chicago Schools Architectural Competition
Professor
Xiaobo Lu Likens China's Actions Against Falun Gong Sect
to a 'Giant Fighting a Ghost'
Barnard
College Self-Study Points to Extraordinary Growth in Past
Decade, and Challenges Ahead
Professor
Randall Balmer Interviewed on National Public Radio's
The Public Interest on American Evangelicalism
Author
and Journalist Joan Didion to Present The Writer as
Witness, January 25
Millicent
McIntosh -- Former President of Barnard College -- Dies
at 102
Community
Invited to Hear Three More Candidates to Head the Pan-African
Studies Program
Dr.
Peter Bower's
Environmental Science Class Learns Environmental Consulting
Using the Internet and CD-ROM
Professor
Robert McCaughey's Web-based Course on Maritime History
Featured in WSJ.com
Barnard
Has Record Year in its Early Decision Program
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