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| When Amanda Guerin, a sophomore physical therapy major, enrolled in English 140, Introduction to Literature, for the fall 2001 semester, she didn't anticipate reading poetry in a Hartt School recording studio as a class project. But among the many changes that followed the events of Sept. 11, 2001, was a change in the class assignment for this introductory-level English course. |
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| In seeking the University's newest vice president, President Walter Harrison and the Board of Regents looked for someone who could position the University with external audiences, enhance the institution's relationships with the corporate community, and direct the successful completion of the $175 million Campaign of Commitment. |
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| Robert Ballard, the world's best-known deep-sea explorer and discoverer of the wreck of the Titanic, urged graduates at the University's Fall Commencement ceremony on Dec. 2, "Follow your dream." |
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| The University's Hartford Art School hosted its 14th Annual Alexander A. Goldfarb Student Reception and Awards on Feb. 13. |
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| Mim and George. Annie and Ben. Yes, the Kaplans. Though the family has been associated with the University for so many years that one hardly needs to add the last name. |
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| The Alumni Association honored four individuals for their personal achievements and outstanding contributions to the University at its 40th Annual Alumni Awards Ceremony on Nov. 17. |
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| New York Mets Manager Bobby Valentine looked around the packed house at the University of Hartford's third annual Hot Stove Dinner. "This is what it's all about," said Valentine, who was honored at the dinner for his contributions to sports in Connecticut and for his relief efforts surrounding the events of Sept. 11. "Doing good for now and for the future. You should be proud." |
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