1. HOW AMERICA RESPONDS (Part 1) Economic impact of terrorist attacks detailed by special ISR study

   October 9, 2001

2. HOW AMERICA RESPONDS (Part 2) New ISR survey finds some positive impact of terrorist attacks on American psyche: Black, Hispanic and Asian Americans get higher ratings on “feeling thermometer.”

   October 9, 2001

3. Top authors read their works at Visiting Writers Series

   October 9, 2001

4. “Spice of Life” offered at Botanical Gardens

   October 9, 2001

5. America at war against terrorism: Faculty available for comment on war and related topics

   October 8, 2001

6. Bierbaum will discuss environmental challenges for the 21st century

   October 5, 2001

7. Communication Studies announces Marsh Visiting Professor

   October 4, 2001

8. Twenty-two faculty members to be honored

   October 1, 2001

9. Center for the Education of Women scholarship recipients

   October 1, 2001

10. Nuclear waste—the ultimate NIMBY

    September 27, 2001

11. Josh Rosenthal Scholarship Fund established

    September 26, 2001

12. Notable author and journalist, Ann Crittenden, to speak

    September 26, 2001

13. Reactions of U.S. consumers to terrorist attack

    September 25, 2001

14. Prospective student Winter Commencement speaker deadline

    September 24, 2001

15. The United States, the Middle East and Islam

    September 24, 2001

16. Michigan Quarterly Review features distinguished writers, poets

    September 21, 2001

17. Hill Auditorium renovation project gets $2 million gift

    September 19, 2001

18. Corporate-university collaboration gives textbooks to China

    September 17, 2001

19. International Institute presents terrorism and globalization discussion Tuesday

    September 17, 2001

20. University of Michigan faculty available to discuss national tragedy

    September 14, 2001

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