November 2004

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November 2004 • Volume 27, No. 3MM


Election Inspection Professors from Fordham and Boston College discussed and debated the hot-button issues that will likely dominate the President’s second term, including nominations to the Supreme Court, the economy and foreign-policy strategies to keep America safe. Read the full story
Investing in the Future Increasing the number of endowed chairs is a stated objective in the University’s strategic development plan, and the commitment to faculty development is already being felt throughout the University. Read the full story
The University’s strategic-planning process is in full swing. Fordham School of Law awards the prestigious Stein prize. Renowned playwright and director Ratan Thiyam discusses his work. Social and political commentator Andrew Sullivan makes a case for friendship. GSS conference introduces Marymount students and faculty to a groundbreaking therapeutic model. Competition for television ratings is changing news programming. Sports networks are becoming more powerful.

One Church,
Many Cultures

The legacy of Joseph P. Fitzpatrick, S.J., was explored and celebrated during a daylong symposium on diversity and the Catholic Church.

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Inside Fordham is published September through May by Development and University Relations, Office of Public Affairs, Fordham University, 113 W. 60th St., New York, NY 10023. Editor: Suzanne Stevens. Phone: (212) 636-6538; fax: (212) 765-2976; email: insidefordh@fordham.edu. Information for the December issue should be submitted via email no later than Nov. 27. Publisher: Bruno Santonocito, Vice President for Development and University Relations. Managing Editor: Michele Snipe. Editorial Assistant: John Blakeley.

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