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2002 Issues
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
- Downtown center wins support
- Faculty Senate approves new MSW degree
- Annual holiday party, concert December 18
- Inside BU publishes last issue of semester
- A SEASON OF SHARING
- Ex U.N. inspector makes case against Iraq war
- Students gave Anderson his rewards
- Applied behavior program 1st in nation to be accredited
- 56 take state's early retirement incentive offer
- News & Notes
- Committee will offer housing recommendations
- January 10 deadline for research poster submission
- Campus budget to be trimmed by an additional 5 percent
- Graduate chemistry student wins materials science gold award
- Provost's office seeks two college masters
- Two MBA teams win IBM competition for critical thinking presentations
- Marilyn Gaddis Rose wins Harpur's Flood award
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- Committee will offer housing recommendations
- BU to join with Turkish universities to offer 2 degrees
- 56 take advantage of early retirement incentive
- Stone wins prestigious National Book Award
- Baldwin saluted for winning ways
- Harpur recognizes graduates
- Campus to host statewide research symposium
- Made for Television: Three Harpur Alumni tell how it's done
- From camels to space, TV has it all for producer
- University unveils restored city park landmark
- Fulbright grant aids Turkish language program
- News & Notes
- Heck named to head alumni, parent office
- Campus has numerous holiday gift efforts
- Toole will offer namesake lecture
- BU efforts recognized by national media
- State offers guidance on missing student cases
- Deadlines are early for recommendation letters
- GIS facility offers courses
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- Heck named to head alumni, parent office
- SOM garners international accreditation
- University gets grant to recruit biotechnology faculty
- EPA audit scheduled for early December
- Holiday drives gearing up
- SEHD programs help answer community needs
- University role in Greater Binghamton plan explored
- Alumni in television come to University for show and tell session
- New & Notes
- Art history travel program named winner of 2 awards
- BU alumna, sophomore win awards from NOW
- SOM offers sessions on accounting and finance
- BU named training site for Blackboard system
- Biologist is expert witness in area murder trial
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- Art history travel program named winner of 2 awards
- University presents highest honors to friends of the arts
- Display is not just another roadside attraction
- Soaps don't wash with BU reality, duh!
- 16 Harpur faculty get research boost
- Benefits Fair offers fiscal check-ups and flu shots
- Young Lords founder, former Black Panther leader to speak
- News & Notes
- Senate refers MSW proposal to committee
- Seminar planned for tax preparers on tax law updates
- SEFA campaign at halfway point
- Horowitz among professors honored by chancellor
- Peer health advisors will offer musical benefit show
- Broadway journalist offer tips on starting career
- Archeologist Versaggi offers Roberson program
- 22 BU research projects presented at poster session
- Weekend cleaning crew added for residence halls
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- Senate refers MSW proposal to committee
- University joins with SUNYIT
- Senate approves honesty policy; delays MSW vote
- Student eye economic plan with cautious hope
- University participates in community's Youth Summit
- Howe named dean of students to replace Anderson
- News & Notes
- DeFleur named to state panel on faculty development
- Alumnus to talk on Patriot Act Implications
- Grant writing tip session to be offered
- GIS workshop series cancelled for November
- Anthropologist Bernbeck will address Afghan rebuilding effort
- Hillel official will discuss Jewish unity at lunch session
- Graduate School offers help on preparing academic C.V.'s
- Psychiatrist to discuss role of improvisation, performance
- Future of liberal arts to be Harpur Dean's talk topic
- Cornell labor professor to discuss Latin American issues
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- DeFleur named to state panel on faculty development
- $15M grant jump starts work at Innovative Technologies Complex
- Sammakia, Spear honored by chancellor
- Four Bearcat games will be televised
- DeFleur reports to faculty on budget uncertainties
- Shampoo is a fun way to beat the budget
- Opera collaboration brings campus to the stage
- 17 geoscientists present research papers at Denver conference
- Drawing inspiration from Shakespeare
- Geographers conference ventured into new fields
- Awards recognize 20 for excellence in teaching, research, professional, classified service
- News & Notes
- Engineering doctoral candidate wins prestigious Hutchins prize
- Globalization, neoliberalism, terrorism are lecture topics
- Thai historian will talk about human rights issues
- Work done as summer intern wins national competition
- English scholar is first in Victorian studies series
- Campus reminded about winter work regulations
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- Engineering doctoral candidate wins prestigious Hutchins prize
- BU joins community in Greater Binghamton plans
- BU researchers hope to make microchips cool
- Poet Ruth Stone named National Book Award finalist
- BU student to be featured on ESPN
- Trends fuel enrollment growth
- FDA protects consumers, promotes public health
- News & Notes
- Images of nations will be Freedeman lecture topic
- Weiss will give Harpur dean's distinguished lecture
- Geometry/topology series will feature four speakers
- Indiana researcher to discuss alcohol research, funding issues
- South African activist part of CDC campus series
- Editors chosen for creative writing series
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- Images of nations will be Freedeman lecture topic
- BU fund drive tops goal by 21 percent
- Bioengineering program cuts across frontiers
- Memories etched in stone unveiled in Courtyard
- Grant will help distressed center city neighborhoods
- BU scholar, two visitors get Fulbright scholar grants
- McLeod on a fast-track to hit newest personal goal
- ARTbriefs: Wind choral groups offer Family Weekend performance
- Faculty performers offer folk and blues selections
- Peter, the Wolf and the orchestra all for $5
- News & Notes
- Cisco's Kunis '73 will speak at Watson technology seminar
- Alumni essayist will read from his work
- Videoconference focused on disability-work issues
- Author on financial fraud will give Briloff lecture
- Libraries offer books for sale during weekend
- Scholars to discuss U.S. role in Mideast
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- Cisco's Kunis '73 will speak at Watson technology seminar
- Campus prepares welcome for Homecoming 2002
- Memorial Courtyard’s alumni wall to be dedicated Saturday
- Bringing light to art
- Equipment gift puts fast spin on researc
- Homecoming 2002 Events Schedule
- Expand Art Museum to reopen Friday
- FDA science adviser at Harpur Forum
- Exemplary student to be named at Midnight madness Bash
- Alumni musicians gather for fundraising concert on Saturday
- Food, Fun at Baxter's Bearcat Bash
- Memorial garden architect inspired by BU landscape
- Division 1 sports governed by big book of rules
- Four to be inducted into Athetic Hall of fame Saturday
- News & Notes
- Family is Theme for SEFA annual appeal
- War and Democracy subject of teach-in
- Three video artists will present works on campus
- Campus unions will rally at Library Tower fountain
- Graduate School establishes educational issues lecture series
- Italian poetry is theme for 13th Bernardo Lecture
- Cloisters, Met Museum trip offered by CEMERS
- Continuing Education to sponsor tour to Spain
- Speakers scheduled for series on ethics in history of philosophy
- Braudel Center lectures focus on black global struggle
- BU hosts state conference on electronic ethics issues
- Math Department series features three scholars
- Geography facility offers workshops on GIS program
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- Family is Theme for SEFA annual appeal
- International student numbers grow 18 percent
- Research can yield big gains in small-scale electronics
- Women's team ranks 7th nationally in GPA
- New findings on early man put Rightmire in world limelight
- Infotonics research has real-life payofs
- Alumni will perform benefit concert at Homecoming 2002
- News & Notes
- Defleur, IBM executive press case for research
- Yearly goals outlined for Student Affairs Division
- Etiquette luncheon will help seniors with jobs
- Childcare cultural differences will be explored at workshop
- Language teaching workshops will be offered throughout fall
- Geography, gender, race is subject of lecture
- Israeli researcher to talk at psychology colloquium
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- Defleur, IBM executive press case for research
- Newest residential community in peak form
- VPs outline 2002-03 campus goals
- Horowitz named distinguished prof
- Hubble asks more questions than answers
- Rural nursing, addictions conferences will attract 400
- Schulman, 66, arts management program founder, dies
- Promoted Faculty
- Art Briefs
- News & Notes
- Four lectures are part of dean’s anthropology series
- Research Division will host session for grant writers
- Weiss will be lead lecturer for philosophy series
- Unleashing creativity focus of women’s roundtable
- Students sought for University Judicial Board
- University talent in Roberson gallery
- Second lecture set in BU-UHS series
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- Four lectures are part of dean’s anthropology series
- A CAMPUS REMEMBERS - September 11 in words, music and reflection
- Magazines rank BU on top shelf of schools
- Police officers cited by chief; seven get special NYC awards
- Hiring, spending restricted by state funding
- Researchers work vital to electronics industry
- BU Events Center will be field house name
- Schumer takes pulse of state on Iraq issue
- Quantum systems pioneer to discuss making weirdness work
- Summer course stresses value of community service
- Second Hand to premiere new dance
- Art Briefs
- News & Notes
- Materials science programs offer masters, PhD degrees
- Health Department to discuss West Nile virus issues
- PEC names first winners of distinguished service award
- University Women will hear forsensic anthropologist
- Judaic Studies offers two lectures in October
- Kessler to be honord at poetry reading
- Center for Intelligent Systems begins semester lecture series
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- Materials science programs offer masters, PhD degrees
- Classrooms must weigh knowledge vs. opinion
- New BUS system will integrate student records
- T-shirts from the past wanted
- Geophysicist studies at the top of the world
- Conference to focus on recovery from catastrophes
- Hubble Telescope director to address Harpur Forum
- Mulligan tribute band will bring cool to the stage
- Nine films on tap for film society
- News & Notes
- Five scholars to lecture as part of VizCult series
- Local event promotes healing through art, music, storytelling
- Employer recruiting fair set September 18-19
- International student festival set for September 20-22
- Two administrators get interim appointments
- Faculty participate in women's arts show
- Junior wins excellence award from Hillel organization
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- Five scholars to lecture as part of VizCult series
- New patents, record awards cap research
- First Light
- Students pack old memories into new rooms
- Counseling Center offers tips for coping with Sept. 11
- Residence hall retention rate crunches housing
- New students urged to make own choices
- New Union offers books and books--and much more
- Students' return sparks new life
- On stage for 2002-2003 Magical season promises to conjure, captivate, spellbind
- 'Hamlet,' 'Our Town' on tap for University Theatre
- Art Museum gets exhibition balcony
- Anderson draws from world stages
- Bronze medalist to swim at BU
- Thirer named one of region's 12 top sports executives
- Fun booked at University Fest
- Got a BU story to tell?
- News & Notes
- Decker to host international Congress on Rural health
- Community health lecture series planned this fall
- SUNY Training Center offers professional development
- UUP, CSEA Promotions
- Employee health and wellness programs planned
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- Decker to host international Congress on Rural health
- Remembrance concert to mark September 11
- Class of 2006 brings quality and diversity
- BU seen as key player in new Broome County economic plan
- Architects selected for residential halls, dining center
- Decker awarded $1 million to grow community health
- Bearcat men, women will play Syracuse this season
- University Fest: Books, music, food on tap
- Police learn to read computer fingerprints
- News & Notes
- Recreation Services becomes part of Student Affairs division
- Athletic Club to host clambake September 8
- Community Chorus to hold auditions Sept. 2
- Interim appointments made for three campus offices
- BU's Corporate Challenge team takes second place
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- Recreation Services becomes part of Student Affairs division
- NYSEG property purchase will boost programs
- Welcome New Students
- Talent Search receives $1.45 million grant
- Two projects awarded Rose-Ross grants
- Sharon Sickles blends research, animal care roles
- First phase of memorial courtyard will open in October
- Two-track orientation While students explore, parents separate
- News & Notes
- Patrick Madden wins award from IBM for research on circuits
- Open sessions scheduled for nursing dean candidates
- Magazine ranks BU 150th in U.S. for international enrollment
- Communicators win awards from SUNY/CUAD group
- Magazine cites architects for University Union West design
- Class on successful grant writing scheduled for August 14, 20
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- Additional Orientation sessions planned
- Grant allows world to visit BU via Internet
- Bridges program helps students fulfill their dreams
- Patrick O'Neil, a "serious student," earned six BU degrees
- Leon Goldstein remembered for 39-year philosophy career at Harpur
- Rain slows but doesn't stop campus construction
- University will play host to state physical facilities meeting
- BU student-athletes continue string of academic success
- Community gets a chance to dig pre-history
- News & Notes
- Excellence award winners will be honored in fall
- Poet, writer honored with Gardner, Kessler awards
- Lunch information sessions to review research topics
- University wins honors for communications efforts
- Translations-technology workshop scheduled for June 21-2
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- Commencement 2002 — Graduates, families 'savor the moment'
- Work to begin on memorial garden
- $1.1 million award — Air Force grant to support digital-detection lab
- Scholar helps African nations learn democracy's lessons
- Student housing, Field House keep crews busy
- Kelly, Carr report on successes with campaign, research endeavors
- Take the Bearcat for a ride with new BU license plate
- Summer on campus means camps for learning, fun, sports
- News & Notes
- State budget could result in shortfall for University
- Harpur dean will speak at retirees club luncheon
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- Commencement 2002
- First Decker doctorates among 3,400 degrees awarded
- Triplets find themselves -- together
- Two honorary degrees to be awarded
- Five named winners of distinguished dissertation awards
- Graduate Profiles: Meet some of Class of 2002
- Looking for love: Philosopher explores difference between romance and real love
- Planted in stone: Binghamton University lab houses one of best, largest Devonian plant collections
- Learning the lessons of leaders — born and made
- Standard measures: Scholar developing ways to gauge corrections systems
- BU's needs a funding priority with federal lawmakers
- EPA audit slated for this summer for labs, offices
- News & Notes
- Addictions conference to be held in October
- BU among top 100 schools cited by Hispanic Outlook
- EOP recognizes faculty, staff who supported students
- Seven athletes honored with top awards
- Inside Info: Name changes, NYC Bus Trip, Dependent Insurance
- Final fun
- Cremins replaces Nelson as trustee
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- Seven cited by chancellor for inventive work
- BU community signs up for Field House memories
- For 25 years, 3 governors, 6 chancellors, 2 presidents
- Strategic planning group to look at technology, internationalization
- Binghamton Bearcats attract international talent
- News & Notes
- Faculty Senate opposes assssments that would compare campuses
- Wrestling championship comes to West Gym
- Electrical shutdown scheduled for May 25
- Employees may continue dependent health insurance
- Several basketball camps to be offered during summer
- End of semester openings and closings
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- May 6 in vulnerable date: computer worm ready to attack
- SUNY names Tricomi distinguished professor
- Geologist to answer cancer rate questions at public hearing
- SUNY Research Foundation supports protein study center at BU
- Educator, alumnus to speak to ’02 graduates
- BU Spring Fling 2000
- News & Notes
- Foundation names MacNeill to NYC Metro development post
- Chancellor honors seven BU students for excellence
- Russian-language comedy on Newing stage May 3
- INSIDE INFO: Ground Zero Trip, Tennis Clinic, Sobriety Check, Talk On Brazil, Teaching Science
- Harpur Chorale, Women's Chorus to sing a diverse range of work at Anderson Center
- Voice and opera student to perform German songs May 8
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- Campus crime dips, arrests rise
- Applications hit record level
- Campus will celebrate with Spring Fling
- In aftermath of September 11 - Campus security research grows
- DeFleur gives state of University report to Faculty Senate
- Author, essayist Blank will talk at JC gallery
- Wind Ensemble will offer butterflies and bees concert
- Nine-piece percussion group offers May 7 concert
- News & Notes
- Campus Habitat house to be dedicated May 4
- BU joins Call to Serve U.S. workforce effort
- PEC to seek nominations for new service award
- Question-answer session set for Fulbright scholar program
- Mississippi poet will conclude readers series
- Last day of classes to be celebrated at CIW
- EOP recognizes faculty, staff for support of program
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- In first-ever advocacy day - Binghamton takes its case to Albany
- For alumnus, baseball becomes passion and profession
- Honors Day celebrates student work--mice included
- Nobel laureate, lord among 500 at globalization conference
- Salamanders' annual spring ritual puts them on the move
- Two versions of the "Gloria" featured in concert
- Harpur Jazz Ensemble will perform with Reid
- News & Notes
- Daniel A. Schofield appointed to University Council
- DeFleur discusses state budget issues with PEC
- Health care symposium scheduled for May 3
- Undergraduate research to get NSF support
- Argentine scholar will address human rights issues
- Registration starts for summer sports campus
- MIT professor will give annual Ferber Lecture
- Three readings scheduled for Broome Public Library
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- New program could strengthen Turkish ties
- SOM students get chance to learn from experts
- Honors day to feature undergrad research
- Teams will tell BU's success story in Albany
- PetNet dispenses smiles, wags and woofs from the Decker School
- 2 cited for mentoring efforts
- News & Notes
- World notables will attend conference on globalization
- DeFleur featured panelist at campus-community conference
- Management students hear author, venture capitalist
- Colorado educator to speak at annual Couper Lecture
- Mother, daughter writers will read from works on April 16
- Kent State expert will discuss translation and technology
- Sessions offered as part of administrative certificate program
- Health services re-accredited
- Air Force to offer free concert
- Jazz bassist Rufus Reid will play with Harpur ensemble
- Jacobs to offer performance of avant garde film
- Organist Carole Terry will play at downtown Binghamton church
- Binghamton Philharmonic at Anderson April 13
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- Food court, offices open in University Union addition
- Graduate School initiatives, enrollments advance
- Combined bachelor's, master's programs growing in popularity
- MTV Spring Campus Invasion 2K2 tour hits campus
- Rightmire named distinguished professor
- BU mathematicians take numbers to the 9th level — and a world record
- Lewis gets NSF grant: Research puts PCS on world grid
- A run in the sun: Track teams feel Florida heat
- Swimmer BU's 1st all-American
- Celebrating excellence: 24 graduate students honored for outstanding teaching, research
- Opera singers will perform April 6
- Works by faculty performers, composers on stage April 11
- Binghamton Philharmonic at Anderson Center April 13
- Faculty work on display in Endicott
- Persian miniature paintings featured at University Art Museum
- Quality Corner
- News & Notes:
- Cheryl Brown appointed director of admissions
- Catalog will supplement online Bulletin in fall
- Student applicants sought for Commencement speakers
- Mother, daughter writers will read from works on April 16
- Student Honors Day, showcase is scheduled for April 14
- Information session on new benefit will be offered April 16
- Videographer to present multi-media work April 8
- 15 documentaries from South Asia will be shown
- Yale scholar will deliver 24th Leranbaum Lecture
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- BU researchers attend defense briefing
- Campus takes multiple paths in dealing with alcohol issues
- Libous pushes funding for biotech research
- Head of Afghan relief stresses quick action
- program aims to reset student drinking norms
- Chamber Choir to present concert of sacred works
- 2002-2003 Anderson season has international flavor
- Lifeworks orientation session planned
- Employees honored for service
- News & Notes:
- Faculty Senate approves assessment process
- Nominations due April 1 for honorary degrees
- Graduate students plan confernece April 4-6
- art exhibit will focus on bady image concepts
- Applications sought for student scholarships
- Health care symposium scheduled for May 3
- Theatre, art history offer study tour of Greece
- Electrical shutdown set for March 24, 30
- Inside Info
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- Overflow crowd greets senator: Clinton, campus click during visit
- DOT planning Bunn Hill crosswalk work
- Decker gets grant for Alzheimer's education
- Technology gives videoconferencing a boost
- Fulbright applicants sought
- Russian ballet company will offer Spartacus
- Chamber music concert features faculty, guests, Goldstaub composition to premeiere March 24
- New and Notes:
- Anderson invited to address Russian conference
- Novelist Karen Tei Yanashita will offer reading March 19
- Globalization conference to include world notables
- Strategic planning will be topic of March 26 seminar
- Politics of art curating will be subject of conference
- Nominations due for Gardner Fiction Book Award
- Faculty proposals sought for intercampus confernece funding
- Video artist Miranda July to present latest production
- Memorial service set for Laurence Leamer
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- Housing work to start Monday
- Women will test record at tournament
- Researchers win grant to explore teen drinking
- SEHD helps helpers adjust to new world in 9-year partnership
- Forum will hear about Afghan relief
- Concerto competition winners will perform with University Symphony
- Harpur Chorale, Women's Chorus will join for concert performance
- Rolls will present original works March 16
- Faculty, guest performers will play chamber music masterworks
- Theatre Department presents "The Country Wife" Friday
- News and Notes:
- BU joins SUNY campuses in Albany for advocacy day
- University, community writers offer readings downtown
- Poet St. John will lead off Milton Kessler poetry series
- Nominations sought to honor student employees of year
- Faculty Senate committee sponsors September 11 dialogue
- Coiner Undergraduate prize nominations due April 5
- Braudel Center continues with Two Cultures series
- Course on customer relations offered March 12
- Discovery Center offers walk-in tutoring
- Haitian cultural night offered Saturday
- Clinton on campus for town meeting Saturday
- Russian researchers present at conference
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- Research gets funding interest
- Field House construction nears half-way point
- Eating right means more than a diet
- Massachusetts company joins IEEC as partner
- Girl Scouts to honor DeFleur as role model
- Scholars debate religion's impact on Mideast
- Stoppard play will explore reality's limits with a laugh
- Wind ensemble will present international song and dance
- Bassoonist's recital will feature original compositions
- Pianist Michael Salmirs will perform March 2
- News & Notes:
- Conference will examine themes of social justice
- Information sessions set on new long-term care benefit
- Dickinson Community Players will stage two productions
- Supreme Court decision making will be lecture topic
- Safe Zone offers three orientation sessions
- UUP Promotions
- Admissions plans multicultural weekend
- Annual Lasky Lecture will focus on the Bible
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- BU to honor Oliveira with degree
- Students hear rallying cry on TAP aid
- Printed Bulletin to shrink; Web version continues
- Campus News & Notes:
- Chavez named director of student financial aid
- 63 BU athletes listed on America East roll
- Foundation award nominees are due Feb. 28
- SOM offers seminars to help MBA, accounting job seekers
- Faculty-student scholarship applications due March 27
- Networking is topic of women's business roundtable
- Discovery assistants sought for the upcoming year
- Little receives national honor for service
- Senate approves assessment plan
- Admissions website, report win national honors
- TAP proposal revisions sought by panel chief
- Anderson Center will resonate with flamenco beat
- Novelist Vernon will read from his latest work
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- Heishman will retire from library
- Course on terrorism fills need, lecture hall
- Internationalization effort earns high marks
- Campus News & Notes:
- Field House could have many uses says Ferrara
- Three SUNY Trustees honored on retirement from board
- Documentary on 1968 draft protest will be offered February 18
- Student internship fair, BU crisis Fund
- State adds long-term care insurance benefit
- DeFleur tells senate, BU at critical juncture
- Three from BU play leadership roles
- Life after September 11: Faculty perspectives
- Students find opportunity in new program
- Harpur Dean's lectures bring expertise to campus
- Book gives a voice to silent film stars
- Harpur Film Society presents nine films
- Crosbys will host a cappella competition
- Oliveira concert to suport Brady scholarship
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- University adds new crosswalk signs
- Online library catalog will link BU, SUN
- Campus News & Notes:
- Habitat student chapter wins award from SUNY leaders
- Binghamton schools honor Demtrak
- Council/Foundation Award nominations requested
- Nine writers will participate in Spring Readers' Series
- Development awards announced
- Control systems limited residence hall fire damage
- Student's are focus of course on teaching
- Oliveira to highlight Brady concert
- Ensemble will help celebrate Black History Month in song
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- $1.75 million from Freeman Foundation - Asian studies win major grant
- Chancellor optimistic on budget outlook
- Schumer pledges support for research
- Campus News & Notes:
- BU athletes earn top grades; 3.17 average GPA sets record
- CEMERS seeking papers for fall conference on recovery
- Sodexho names Nowacki, Laskaris to new positions
- NYSERNet session cancelled
- Student retention rates pose residence challenge
- Defense Department plans session for researchers seeking contracts
- Union addition to open in mid-March
- Bix: Hirohito decision led to later problems
- Budget avoids tuition increase
- Choral ensemble will sing spirituals
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- BU Campaign exceeds goal
- Despite challenges, University firm on goals
- Campus News & Notes:
- Chancellor reviews progress of SUNY system in 2001
- Harpur College ceremony recognizes December grads
- State consortium plans session on Internet connection grants
- SUNY Faculty Senate will meet here
- Bix to speak at Harpur Forum lunch
- Deans discuss interdisciplinary work
- CSEA promotions
- Harpur Dean's administrative aide Ruth Freedman dies in December
- A narrow loss at UNC yields a big win
- Truncale's injury puts her on bench for season
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