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Belgrad to receive President's Award Eric A. Belgrad, longtime professor of political science, will soon join an elite group of colleagues celebrated as Towson University's “good educators of youth.” [more] |
| Towson University Faculty/Staff News • December 5, 2007View eTU on the Web: http://wwwnew.towson.edu/etu/120507 |
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Five questions for ... Nadia Nasr New university archivist to create online access to rare holdings In a paneled room on the fifth floor of TU’s Albert S. Cook Library, the librarian in charge of TU’s past is looking to the future. [more]
So they said... "In the end, we will conserve only what we love. We love only what we understand. We will understand only what we are taught."
University Store = bargains galore Shop now for special gifts at extra-special discountsWhat? University Store's annual holiday sale When? Sale continues through Tuesday, December 21 Where? University Store, University Union's first floor Why? Get 20 percent off all regularly priced apparel and an assortment of selected gifts, plus up to 50 percent off seasonal and holiday items. How? For more information go to University Store or call x4BOOK (42665).
TU in the news From the beast's belly The Sun, December 2 Michael Hill spoke to Martha Kumar, Department of Political Science, about her new book, Managing the President's Message: The White House Communications Operation, published by Johns Hopkins University Press. The book deals with the way in which the modern White House seeks to manage the messages that they want to send to their various constituencies. Existing home sales hit record low The Baltimore Examiner, November 29 Reporter Aaron Cahill consulted Matt Chambers, Department of Economics, about October data released by the National Association of Realtors that showed a sharp decline nationally in existing home sales. Chambers said he doesn't see a complete market crash in the making, but added, "I don't really see anything that's going to cause this to turn around real quick." Cause for optimism in Cherry Hill The Sun, November 23 Reporter Sumathi Reddy wrote that Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld attributed Cherry Hill's 50 pecent drop in homicides and 75 percent drop in nonfatal shootings since last year to smart policing, more evictions by the city's Housing Authority, greater community engagement and the presence of Towson University in both the schools and community.
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