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Archive for January 2011

Jan312011

Fund-Raising Nears Goal to Name Center for History and New Media After Founder

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The center needs just $50,000 more to reach the overall $1 million goal to name the center after the late Roy Rosenzweig.

Self-Aware ‘Masculine’ Women Get More Promotions, Study Finds

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Women who know when to ‘turn on and off’ masculine traits can use it to their advantage and get more promotions at work, Mason researcher Olivia Mandy O’Neill has found.

Trio Uses Theater to Build Self-Confidence in At-Risk Teens

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Inspired by a theater class at Mason, alumnae Janet McGraw and Dannie Snyder, along with current student Patricia Talmadge, launched a nonprofit company.

Jan282011

Local dancers are winning plum jobs with the famed Mark Morris Dance Group

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Mason dance professor Dan Joyce and several dance alumnae discuss their relationships with the Mark Morris Dance Group.

Jan262011

State Honors Psychology Professor Eden King with Outstanding Faculty Award

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The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia and Dominion will present the “rising star” award to King on Feb. 17 in Richmond.

Jan252011

Sweetheart 16 Couple to Join Homecoming Week Events

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After thousands of votes were cast, alumni Daniel and May Quigley were selected as the sweetest Mason couple.

Jan242011

JFK and Eisenhower: 50 Years Later

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Presidential historian Richard Norton Smith discusses two enduring speeches with CNN’s Candy Crowley.

Curiosity Thrilled the Cat

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Mason psychology professor Todd Kashdan discusses his research on curiosity and happiness.

Alumna Creates Museum Exhibit to Inspire Appreciation for Suffragists

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Judy Kelly hopes her “Torture at the Workhouse” exhibit will inspire people to fight for what they believe in.

Quidditch, Anyone? Students Find Expressive Outlets in Special Interest Clubs

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Since Mason is full of creative students, business is booming for the office responsible for approving student clubs and organizations.

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