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USC Names First Holder of Erburu Chair
August 10, 2005The newly endowed Robert F. Erburu Chair honors Abraham Lowenthal, founder of the Pacific Council on International Policy. By Kirsten Holguin Abraham F. Lowenthal, USC Professor of International Relations and founder of… more>
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USC College Launches $400 Million Fundraising Initiative
August 1, 2005Inaugural USC College Dean's Medallions Awarded at the "Tradition & Innovation" Event August 2005 USC President Steven B. Sample, USC College Dean Joseph Aoun and USC trustee Patrick C. Haden formally launched Tradition… more>
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College Professors Blazing the Trail in Research: Three Receive International Honors
August 1, 2005A neuroscientist, a computational biologist and an organic chemist — all three professors in USC College — have won national and international honors for their outstanding research. University Professor Michael… more>
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Young Chemist Receives National Honor
June 1, 2005Graduate Student Honored for Her Research By Kaitlin Solimine June 2005 USC College’s Lyudmila Slipchenko, a doctoral student in chemistry, recently received the 2005 Anna Louise Hoffman Award for Outstanding… more>
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Valedictorian With a Sense of Social Justice
May 1, 2005USC College’s Katherine Trefz, a double major in history and political science, shines in academics, leadership and service. As the 2005 valedictorian, she will speak at USC’s 122nd commencement ceremony. By… more>
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A Classicist Who Can Build a Computer?
May 1, 2005Salutatorian and Renaissance Scholar Brent Nash studied computer sciences and classics. His next adventure? A job researching artificial intelligence for NASA. By Christine Shade May 2005 Brent R. Nash has been named… more>
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USC Undergraduates Show Breadth and Depth of Research
April 1, 2005By Eva Emerson April 2005 For the seventh year in a row, USC undergraduates wowed peers, teachers and passers-by with works showcasing imagination, meticulous scholarship and old-fashioned hard work at the 2005 Undergraduate… more>
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Olah Gets Top Honor from American Chemical Society
March 1, 2005A conversation with Nobel Laureate and 2005 Priestley Medalist George A. Olah By Eva Emerson March 2005 Ten years ago, USC’s Distinguished Professor George A. Olah received the highest honor in science, the Nobel… more>
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College Geophysicist Honored
February 1, 2005Renowned scientist Tom Jordan receives medal By Eva Emerson February 2005 The American Geophysical Union has named USC University Professor Thomas Jordan the winner of the 2005 Inge Lehmann Medal. Jordan, holder of the… more>
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Social Skills
February 1, 2005Dedication wins social psychologist top T.A. award By Katherine Yungmee Kim February 2005 In his second year as a graduate student in social psychology at the USC College of Letters, Arts & Sciences, Mathew Curtis was a… more>
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