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 | November 30, 2009 • Volume 32, No. 6 | | Catholic and Jewish Missions Merge at Nostra Aetate Dialogue
Two of New York’s most respected spiritual leaders joined hands on Nov. 5 at Fordham University, calling for an active inter-religious agenda to combat the world’s ills and to strengthen young adults’ engagement with their faiths.
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Fordham Welcomes Veterans Under New GI Bill
Nick Boire started college in the fall of 2001. But after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, he dropped everything and enlisted in the United States Marines.
Eight years and three deployments later, Boire, 27, is a first-year student in Fordham’s College of Liberal Studies, thanks to a new, more generous GI Bill.
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Fordham Law Study: Privacy of Nation’s
School Children at Risk
State educational databases ignore key privacy protections for the nation’s K-12 children, according to a study by Fordham Law’s Center on Law and Information Privacy (CLIP).
This comes as Congress is considering legislation that would expand and integrate the 43 existing state databases without addressing their critical privacy failures.
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INSIDE FORDHAM GOES GREEN…
In an effort to support Fordham University’s goal of reducing its environmental and ecological footprint, the next issue of Inside Fordham, which was scheduled to publish on Monday, Dec. 14, will appear exclusively online at www.fordham.edu/insidefordham.
We will be back again in print to kick off the spring semester when Vol. 32, Issue 8 is published on Tuesday, Jan. 19, as part of our normal schedule. Thank you for your continued readership, and for supporting the University’s commitment to creating a sustainable future. —The Inside Fordham Staff
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Westchester Campus Celebrates First Anniversary
Scholar Delves into Michelangelo’s Last Judgment
Poetry Scholar Installed as Inaugural Boyd Chair
Photo Essay: Leaf Cleanup an Intricate Dance of
Man and Machine
Scholar Challenges Catholics to Confront Hook-Up Culture
President’s Council Member Shares Leadership Lessons with CBA Students
‘Chef Paco’ Brings a Taste of Spain to Fordham
This Month in Jesuit History…
Modern Teaching Method Causes Jesuit Education to Flourish
Professor’s Research Reveals Subtle Trends in Colonial Literature
Philosophy Professor Sees ‘Plato’s Cave’ in Today’s Technologies
After the Fall: Professor Says Trust Means
More to Business Success
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University Names
First Dulles Chair
Fordham has named Terrence W. Tilley, Ph.D., professor of theology and chair of the department, the first Avery Cardinal Dulles, S.J., Chair in Catholic Theology.
Tilley, an award-winning theologian and author, will be installed at a ceremony to be announced later.
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Fordham at Work
A profile of John Spaccarelli, Director of Special Projects, Facilities Management
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