Archives: 2002 Compass Index

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--American Studies pursues musuem studies

--Young chemists snag major grants

--James Rubenstein examines auto industry

--Miami's AFROTC reflects on role, post 9-11

--Jim Reiss attracts Pulitzer attention

--Jack Kirby retires from History Department

--Tech writing students polish skills

--Bill Brewer keeps busy

--David Fleming: Miami alumnus and sports journalist

--US Cultures becomes Miami Plan requirement

--Penny Lecture series cheap, but invaluable

--Phyllis Callahan earns Effective Educator honors

--Susan Paulson heads anthropological digs in Brazil

--History Department to re-open doctoral program

--Mark Boardman leads students to Caracoas

--Gradschool applicants increase in CAS

--Retirees shape future of CAS Bob White writes Oxford history

--Latin American Studies wins Havinghurst grant

--Matt Houngnikpo pens book on native Benin

--Cecelia Shore revises guidelines for human subjects

--Gerontology becomes a major

--Sociology prof. to conduct health study in Nepal

--New director restructures Honors program

--Department of Comparitive Religion, oldest in nation

--Havinghurst Center directs attention towards art

--Miami's "Secret Garden" honors Cox

--Paul Rejai receives international acclaim

--Miami senior awarded Rhodes Scholarship

--German-language Cabaret: An anuual success

--Foreign language students assist Talawanda schools

--Ron Scott: An Effective and Distinguished Educator

--New faces in Spanish/Portuguese Department

--Mosaic program brings talent to Miami

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