Douglas Anderson

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1. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), February 1, 2005, Tuesday, FEATURES; LEARNING; Pg. 12, 1774 words, An icy landscape as a classroom, By Stacy A. Teicher Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, WOLCOTT, VT.
... a century, says Douglas Anderson, director of the Laboratory for Circumpolar Studies at Brown University in Providence, R.I. The ...
DOUGLAS ANDERSON (66%);
2. The Washington Post, July 30, 1995, Sunday, Final Edition, BOOK WORLD; Pg. X11, 1879 words, SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY, Paul Di Filippo
... Charnas's Motherlines (1978). Anthropologist Marghe Taishan found ...
... introduction by editor Douglas Anderson reveals the odd details of ...
3. The Boston Globe, August 3, 1992, Monday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. 25, 1905 words, Cell implants - going right to the source of the problem, By Richard Saltus, Globe Staff
... research that originated at Brown University's artificial organ laboratory, have ...
... another neuroscientist, Dr. Douglas Anderson of the University of Cincinnati, have severalf ...
... DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION (52%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (50%);
... DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION (52%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (50%);

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1. Corporate Counsel, October 2005, DEALS AND SUITS; Pg. 41, 4317 words, Deals And Suits
... house: General counsel Douglas Anderson, senior vice president-- ...
... $1 million to Brown University Medical School and $ ...

William Beeman

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1. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), November 1, 2005, Tuesday, WORLD; Pg. 1, 1030 words, What's behind Iranian leader's anti-Israel rant, Dan Murphy Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, BAGHDAD
... Tehran mode,'' says William Beeman, an anthropology professor at Brown University and author of "The 'Great Satan' ...
WILLIAM BEEMAN (58%)
2. Financial Times (London, England), December 2, 2004 Thursday, USA Edition 2, COMMENT; Pg. 13, 748 words, America must stop posturing and talk to Tehran: WILLIAM BEEMAN and DONALD WEADON:, By WILLIAM BEEMAN and DONALD WEADON
... another punishing quagmire. William Beeman is director of Middle East Studies at Brown University. Donald Weadon is an ...
3. Daily News (New York), July 2, 2004 Friday, SPORTS FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. 2, 280 words, SHARPER IMAGE TO MATCH HIS SHARP TONGUE, By MAKI BECKER DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
... world," said Prof. William Beeman, director of Middle East Studies at Brown University. The beard was seen as an ...
... CHIEFS OF STAFF (56%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%)
4. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), May 30, 2004 Sunday, FIVE STAR EDITION, Pg.A-7, 922 words, DANGERS ABOUND IN HOW U.S. TALKS TO IRAQ, MICHAEL HILL, THE BALTIMORE SUN
... consequences of any missteps." William Beeman of Brown University says, "The president is inept ...
... world." Beeman, an anthropologist who has written extensively ...
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND (51%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (50%);
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND (51%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (50%);
5. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), September 5, 2003 Friday, SOONER EDITION, Pg.A-6, 1220 words, SHIITES STRUGGLE FOR POWER; SLAIN NAJAF CLERIC'S FAMILY BATTLING WITH UPSTART, BORZOU DARAGAHI, SPECIAL TO THE POST-GAZETTE, NAJAF, Iraq
... al-Hakim, serves. William Beeman, an anthropologist who heads the Middle ...
... Studies Department at Brown University in Providence, R.I., ...
6. USA TODAY, July 1, 2003, Tuesday,, FINAL EDITION, LIFE;, Pg. 6D, 518 words, Archaeologists beseech U.S. to secure digs, Dan Vergano, WASHINGTON
... not to the 'treasures,' " says William Beeman of Brown University in Providence. Records ...
WILLIAM BEEMAN (57%);
7. The San Francisco Chronicle, MAY 20, 2003, TUESDAY,, FINAL EDITION, EDITORIAL;, Pg. A18;, 1291 words, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
... RESPONDS Editor -- Regarding William Beeman's Open Forum commentary ("The ...
... Editor's Note: Author William Beeman wrote the following apology. ...
... Middle East Studies Brown University Providence, R.I. --- --- --- ROADBLOCK TO ...
8. Columbus Dispatch (Ohio), October 19, 2001 Friday, Home Final Edition, 164 words, TO COMBAT TERRORISTS, KNOW THEIR MOTIVATIONS
... ineffective foreign policy. William Beeman, professor Department of Anthropology Brown University Providence, R.I.
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);
9. The Washington Post, February 06, 1995, Monday, Final Edition, Financial; Pg. F17, 830 words, Brown University Gives Lessons in Communications of Experience
... about an experiment that Brown University tried last fall. ...
... lectures" by Prof. William Beeman, which were actually e-mailed ...
Brown University BROWN UNIVERSITY (96%);
Brown University BROWN UNIVERSITY (96%);
WILLIAM BEEMAN (85%);
10. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), April 20, 1988, Wednesday, National; Pg. 1, 1206 words, Iran's own woes prompt tough stance in the Gulf, By Charlotte Saikowski, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, Washington
... in the war,'' comments William Beeman, a scholar at Brown University. ''This is a grand construction that ...
11. The Toronto Star, January 3, 1987, Saturday, SATURDAY SECOND EDITION, INSIGHT; Pg. B6, 1673 words, Iranian politics as devious as the old bazaar It's pleasant for a time, but for the naive it's dangerous, By William Beeman Special to The Star, WASHINGTON
... overcrowded urban areas. * William Beeman is associate professor of anthropology at Brown University. He lived and worked for ...
12. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), November 17, 1986, Monday, National; Pg. 3, 1119 words, White House wrestles with Iran crisis, By Charlotte Saikowski, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, Washington
... tremendously unsettled,'' says William Beeman, an anthropologist at Brown University. ''The President talks about ' ...
13. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 21, 1985, Friday, National; Pg. 5, 843 words, US hostage crisis differs from Iran in '80, By Charlotte Saikowski, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, Washington
... themselves to the issue,'' says William Beeman, a scholar at Brown University. One potentially helpful ...
14. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), August 14, 1981, Friday, Midwestern Edition, Pg. 3, 848 words, War between mullahs, leftists staggers Iran, By Geoffrey Godsell, Staff correspodent of The Christian Science Monitor
... appeal. Iran specialist William Beeman of Brown University suspects that th IRP has ...
15. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), July 3, 1981, Friday, Midwestern Edition, Pg. 6, 1042 words, Iran awaits a showdown -- fundamentalists vs. leftists, By Geoffrey Godsell Staff correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
... Abolhassan Bani-Sadr. Brown University Iran specialist William Beeman points out that on ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (51%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (51%);
16. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 22, 1981, Monday, Midwestern Edition, Pg. 1, 1378 words, Can Bani-Sadr fight back?, By Geoffrey Godsell, Staff correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
... theocracy. Iran specialist William Beeman of Brown University says that this equivocal relationship with the ...
17. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), January 13, 1981, Tuesday, Midwestern Edition, Analysis; Pg. 1, 673 words, Why Iran at last may say 'yes' on hostages; Leaders seem ready to risk hard decision to conclude a deal with US on release, By Geoffrey Godsell, Staff correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
... Iranian-US relations. Brown University's Iranian specialist, William Beeman, says there may be another ...
18. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), January 8, 1981, Thursday, Midwestern Edition, Analysis; Pg. 1, 650 words, Iran feuds over hostages as 'Reagan deadline' nears, By Geoffrey Godsell, Staff correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
... conclusions." Within Iran, as Brown University's Iran specialist, Prof. William Beeman, points out, the war with ...
... Professor Beeman, an anthropologist with long field experience ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);
19. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), November 6, 1980, Thursday, Midwestern Edition, Pg. B10, 1228 words, Iran's culture at a distance, By Robert Hershman, Special to The Christian Science Monitor, New York
... World War II anthropologists had to develop a technique they ...
... devised by two anthropologists who have worked in Iran, William Beeman of Brown University and Catherine Bateson (who is ...
... expert, joined the two anthropologists on the podium. Of the hundreds of ...
... made their way to the US, the anthropologists chose two semi- ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (52%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (52%);
20. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), May 8, 1980, Thursday, Midwestern Edition, Pg. 1, 1277 words, Searching for solutions to the Iran crisis, By Daniel Southerland, Staff correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor, Washington
... toward Iran," said William Beeman, an anthropologist at Brown University and a contribution editor to ...
... a Harvard University anthropologist; William Royce, a ...
WILLIAM BEEMAN (76%);
21. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), May 6, 1980, Tuesday, Midwestern Edition, Opinion and Commentary; Pg. 19, 954 words, Iran experts: proven right but not consulted, By James A. Bill; James A. Bill is professor of government and acting director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Texas at Austin.
... written by Prof. William Beeman of Brown University, there was a flurry of activity ...
22. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), April 17, 1980, Thursday, Midwestern Edition, The Monitor's View; Editorial; Pg. 24, 787 words, Better than saber rattling
... aspirations of the Iranian people. Anthropologist William Beeman of Brown University suggests that the resolution of the hostage ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);

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1. U.S. News & World Report, September 24, 2001 September 24, 2001, SPECIAL REPORT; SIDEBAR; Vol. 131 , No. 12; Pg. 50, 285 words, A fervent quest for relics, By Dan Gilgoff
... figurines--is normal. Says William Beeman, an anthropology professor at Brown University: "Souvenirs have a way of ...
... SCOTT LOMBARDO (77%); WILLIAM BEEMAN (72%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (54%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (54%);
2. Columbia Journalism Review, September, 1995 /, October, 1995, WHOWHATWHENWHEREWHY; Vol. XXXIV, No. 3; Pg. 16, 1012 words, public issues, private lives, Frank Houston; Houston is an assistant editor at CJR.
... mentioned that she might contact William Beeman, an associate professor of anthropology at Brown University. She called him, and he said, "That's interesting, ...
3. Maclean's, August 31, 1987, WORLD; Pg. 15, 353 words, Salvos from the critics, WILLIAM LOWTHER in Washington
... U.S. agenda. Said William Beeman, a Middle East expert at Brown University in Providence, R.I.: "The ...
4. Maclean's, April 1, 1985, COVER; Pg. 22, 2877 words, The New Islamic Whirlwind, By Ken MacQueen, with David Bernstein in Jerusalem, Carole Jerome in Toronto, William Lacther in Washington, Ian Mather in London, Jim Muir in Nicosia, David North in Manama, Bahrain, and Anne Tremblay in Paris
... Iranian eyes. And, said William Beeman, an anthropologist at Brown University in Providence, R.I., the ...

Lina Fruzzetti

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Richard Gould

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1. The Denver Post, August 29, 2004 Sunday, FINAL EDITION, DENVER & THE WEST; Pg. C-01, 660 words, Kin of MIAs get "update" About 150 Denver-area residents seek the latest information on their missing military relatives, including giving DNA samples for testing., Amy Herdy Denver Post Staff Writer
... MIA office employs anthropologists, linguists and scientists in ...
... underground river of sadness," Richard Gould, 54, said of his unresolved ...
2. The Boston Globe, April 18, 2004, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. E1, 1977 words, PICKING UP THE PIECES A BROWN ARCHAEOLOGIST IS USING THE METHODS OF HIS PROFESSION TO BRING CLOSURE TO THE FAMILIES OF DISASTER VICTIMS. CAN ARCHAEOLOGISTS SERVE SCHOLARSHIP, POLICE WORK, AND THE BEREAVED AT THE SAME TIME? , By Jascha Hoffman
WHEN RICHARD GOULD, an archaeologist at Brown University, took a walk ...
... Birkby, a forensic anthropologist in Tucson, Ariz. ...
... doing a cultural anthropologist's work with an archaeologist's ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (91%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (91%);
RICHARD GOULD (95%);
3. The San Diego Union-Tribune, October 1, 2003, Wednesday, LIFESTYLE;Pg. F-1, 960 words, Science joins the hunt for closure, Zachary R. Mider; KNIGHT RIDDER NEWS SERVICE
... pocket. Gould, a Brown University archaeologist, once spent ...
... got its chance. Mostly Brown University graduate students or off- ...
... Journal; 1. Archaeologist Richard Gould (center) is using forensic ...
... 100 people. 2. Richard Gould, a professor of anthropology and archaeology at Brown University, paused at one of ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (81%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (81%);
4. THE WEEKEND AUSTRALIAN, March 6, 1999, Saturday, FULLPAGE, LOCAL; Pg. 14, 1351 words, Sandwich search leads to Cook's Endeavour , Cameron Stewart
... proof of identity," archaeologist Richard Gould, of Brown University's Anthropology Department, told the ...
5. The Boston Herald, September 4, 1998 Friday, ALL EDITIONS, FINANCE;, Pg. 039, 458 words, Luring crowds proves a Titanic struggle, By THOMAS GRILLO
... peple to safety." Still, Richard Gould, a Brown University anthropology professor, said he's ...
6. Sunday Mail (Queensland, Australia), May 12, 1996, Sunday, 461 words, UNI RIDES A WAVE OF SUCCESS, VENABLES J
... WA. The support of Dr Richard Gould, Professor of Anthropology at Brown University in the United States, and the ...
7. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), December 11, 1984, Tuesday, Ideas; Innovations; Pg. 35, 1044 words, Hoisting history from the deep., By Scott Armstrong, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor

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Matthew Gutmann

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1. GLQ-A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, January 2001, Vol. 7, No. 1; Pg. 87, 02803534, 3225 words, Take Me to Your Reader (Part 1 of 2), Moloney, Pat
... Three Stanford University anthropologists provide a useful ...
... suburb of Mexico City, Matthew Gutmann provides evidence of the fluidity of ...
2. Feminist Studies, Fall 1997, Vol. 23, No. 3; Pg. 567; ISSN: 0046-3663, 02486161, 1718 words, From High Heels To Swathed Bodies: Gendered Meanings Under Production In Mexico's Export-Processing Industry: [Part 3 of 3], Salzinger, Leslie
... critique of this literature, see Matthew Gutmann, "The Meanings of Macho: Changing ...
... reflects the legacy of feminist anthropologists, who were the first to point ...

Marida Hollos

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Stephen Houston

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1. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), May 24, 2005, Tuesday, THE HOME FORUM; Pg. 18, 1216 words, Secrets of the Maya ... unlocked!, By Lesley Bannatyne
... Maya because "there was more left to do." Stephen Houston, a professor at Brown University, agrees: "In Maya ...
2. The Washington Post, December 9, 2002 Monday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A09, 1137 words, Mexico Find Spurs Debate on Earliest 'Writing', Guy Gugliotta, Washington Post Staff Writer
... Coe, emeritus Yale anthropologist and an expert on the ...
... Florida State University anthropologist Mary E. D. ...
... University archaeologist and epigrapher Stephen Houston. "There's always such an emphasis ...
3. Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Ohio), September 19, 1999 Sunday, FINAL / ALL, LIVING; Pg. 4K, 787 words, SCRATCHING FOR MEANING IN MAYAN HIEROGLYPHS, By JOHN MANGELS; PLAIN DEALER SCIENCE WRITER
... in his field, according to anthropologist Michael Coe in the ...
... concepts. Stuart and colleague Stephen Houston, for example, determined ...

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David Kertzer

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1. The New York Times, August 15, 2004 Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Column 1; National Desk; Political Points; Pg. 27, 1077 words, By JOHN TIERNEY; Jodi Wilgoren contributed reporting for this column.
... mere fluff, not to David Kertzer, an anthropologist at Brown University and the author of ''Ritual, Politics and ...
... CHARLES IX (78%); DAVID KERTZER (74%); KERRY A ...
2. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, June 30, 2002 Sunday, Home Edition, Pg. 2C, 611 words, Q&A, COLIN BESSONETTE
... not democracies," says David Kertzer, a Brown University anthropologist who specializes in ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (57%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (57%);
3. The Independent (London), March 30, 2002, Saturday, FEATURES; Pg. 12, 1016 words, BOOKS: THE END OF A HISTORY OF HATRED?; UNHOLY WAR DAVID KERTZER MACMILLAN, POUNDS 20, 400PP: FOR CENTURIES, THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH DEMONISED JEWS, AND EVEN STOLE THEIR CHILDREN. PETER STANFORD FINDS REASONS FOR SHAME - AND SIGNS OF HOPE, Peter Stanford Blessing the faithful: the Pope gives his Easter Sunday address at; St Peter's Square in Rome Arturo Mari/AP
... public protest. Now David Kertzer, a Jewish scholar from Brown University, has widened the attack. Unholy ...
DAVID KERTZER MACMILLAN (93%); POPE ...
4. The Irish Times, February 9, 2002, CITY EDITION; WEEKEND; HISTORY; Pg. 57, 1640 words, Reasons to open the Vatican files Unholy War: The Vatican's Role in the Rise of Modern Anti-Semitism. By David Kertzer. Macmillan. 353pp, (pounds) 20 sterling, By DERMOT KEOGH
... social science at Brown University, argues in his introduction: "The ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (52%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (52%);
DAVID KERTZER (87%);
5. The New York Times, September 23, 2001 Sunday, Late Edition - Final , Section 7; Column 1; Book Review Desk; Pg. 13, 1282 words, Before the Holocaust , By Garry Wills; Garry Wills is the author of "A Necessary Evil: A History of American Distrust of Government" and "Papal Sin."
... early 20th centuries. David Kertzer, a professor of history at Brown University, has undertaken the sickening task of ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (50%)
6. St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), September 16, 2001 Sunday Five Star Lift Edition, A&E; Pg. F8, 560 words, "THE POPES AGAINST THE JEWS" LINKS VATICAN WITH ANTI-SEMITISM, Steve Weinberg Special To The Post-Dispatch
Now comes David Kertzer, a history professor at Brown University, with a scholarly expose that ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (55%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (55%);
7. The Jerusalem Post, September 8, 2000, Friday, FEATURES; Pg. 7B, 2108 words, Papal fallibility, R. Jeffrey Smith And Richard Boudreaux, The Washington Post/Los Angeles Times
... issue until after David Kertzer, a Brown University historian, published a ...
8. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), September 2, 2000, Saturday,, SOONER EDITION, Pg. A-4, 601 words, CANONIZING OF 2 POPES TRIGGERS DOUBLE TUMULT, BOB KEELER, NEWSDAY
... on Pius IX, David Kertzer, agreed that many Vatican ...
... said Kertzer, a Brown University professor of anthropology and history. ...
9. The Jerusalem Post, March 24, 2000, Friday, FEATURES; Pg. 4B, 1807 words, The pope who kidnapped a Jewish boy, Douglas Davis; Marilyn Henry
... A. Knopf, author David Kertzer described a note that the ...
... it did was wrong," said David Kertzer, the author of The Kidnapping of Edgardo ...
... Kertzer, a historian from Brown University in Providence, Rhode ...
10. The Jerusalem Post, March 22, 2000, Wednesday, NEWS; Pg. 3, 323 words, Expert warns against focusing on Pius XII's wartime acts, Marilyn Henry
... Holocaust. Vatican. Jew. David Kertzer.
... Kertzer, a historian from Brown University in Providence, Rhode ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (56%);
... Holocaust. Vatican. Jew. David Kertzer. RELIGION (94%); JEWS & ...
11. The New York Times, March 1, 1999, Monday, Late Edition - Final, Section B; Page 1; Column 1; Metropolitan Desk , 761 words, The Big City; Even Perps May Prefer Walk of Fame, By JOHN TIERNEY
... a rite of passage, which anthropologists define as having three stages. The ...
... status is unclear," said David Kertzer, an anthropologist at Brown University and the author of the book "Ritual, ...
12. The Boston Globe, February 20, 1999, Saturday, ,City Edition, METRO/REGION; Pg. B2, 1198 words, Utopian goal of Baha'i faith draws multiplicity of worshipers; THE SPIRITUAL LIFE / DIEGO RIBADENEIRA, By Diego Ribadeneira, Globe Staff
... Randolph St., Canton, Brown University Professor David Kertzer, award-winning author of "The ...
13. The Independent (London), September 14, 1997, Sunday, BOOKS; Page 36, 842 words, Suffer the little children ...; THE KIDNAPPING OF EDGARDO MORTARA by David I Kertzer, Picador pounds 18.99, LILIAN PIZZICHINI
... heart. But the social anthropologist David Kertzer shows that what really did for Pius ...
14. The Independent (London), August 16, 1997, Saturday, BOOKS; Page 6, 742 words, Held hostage by the Vatican; Peter Stanford explores the Roman folly that shamed the Papacy:The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara by David Kertzer, Picador, pounds 17.99, Peter Stanford
... widely neglected - context, as David Kertzer now reveals. Just ...
... an American social anthropologist, follows the twists and turns of this ...
15. The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), August 9, 1997, Saturday, FINAL EDITION, BOOKS AND THE VISUAL ARTS; ELAINE KALMAN NAVES; Pg. L3, 999 words, How the church stole a Jewish boy, ELAINE KALMAN NAVES; THE GAZETTE
... by American social anthropologist David Kertzer. On June 23, ...
16. USA TODAY, January 24, 1990, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. 4A, 373 words, Noriega cache story may be so much corn, Sam Meddis
... for Defense Information. David Kertzer, a Bowdoin College anthropologist and author of the book Ritual, ...
17. The Toronto Star, January 1, 1990, Monday, HOME DELIVERY ONE, NEWS; Pg. A10, 575 words, U.S. makes demon of Gen. Noriega, By Stanley Meisler and Thomas Rosensteil Special To The Star, WASHINGTON
... on extra thick." Anthropologist David Kertzer, who specializes in the ...
18. The Washington Post, July 10, 1988, Sunday, Final Edition, OUTLOOK; PAGE C1, 2706 words, Sorry, George, But the Image Needs Work, Curt Suplee, NATIONAL NEWS, ANALYSIS
... enigma to many Americans. David Kertzer, a cultural anthropologist at Bowdoin and author of " ...
... a mistake," says anthropologist Walter Dickie. This need ...
19. The Washington Post, May 8, 1988, Sunday, Final Edition, OUTLOOK; PAGE B1, 1826 words, Stargazing the Summit; Will His Horoscope Help Reagan in Moscow?, Curt Suplee, ANALYSIS, FOREIGN NEWS
... years ago, says David Kertzer, a political anthropologist at Bowdoin College, ...

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1. Population and Development Review, September 2003, Vol. 29, No. 3; Pg. 470; ISSN: 0098-7921, 3972525, 5065 words, Culture and causality: an anthropological comment.
... in culture. An anthropologist would not be your first ...
... meaning about which they assume anthropologists are most prepared to speak. The ...
... understanding, mostly unstated, is that anthropologists have a set of procedures and ...
... 1990: 466-467). David Kertzer followed this essay a ...
... work by British anthropologists in Africa (Fortes ...
... demand the cultural expertise of the anthropologist to be at all effective. We are ...
... definitions of culture by anthropologists. These anthropologists include some of greater and ...
... work by cognitive anthropologists (D'Andrade 1995 Strauss and ...
DAVID KERTZER (67%); EUGENE HAMMEL ( ...
2. National Review, May 10, 2002, National Review Online; Stanley Kurtz, 1064 words, Clueless Liberals, By Stanley Kurtz; Stanley Kurtz is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.
... Wicker's op-ed, anthropologist David Kertzer does his best to blame Arab ...
3. The Weekly Standard, November 5, 2001, BOOKS & ARTS; Vol. 7, No. 8; Pg. 36, 1729 words, Popes and Jews; Truths and Falsehoods in the history of Catholic-Jewish relations, BY DAVID G. DALIN; A rabbi and historian, David G. Dalin is the author of six books. His essay "Pius XII and the Jews" appeared in the February 26, 2001, issue of THE WEEKLY STANDARD.
... Popes Against the Jews, however, the Brown University historian David Kertzer skips over Pius ...
DAVID KERTZER (93%); EDGARDO MORTARA ( ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (55%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (55%);
4. Studies in Family Planning, June 1999, Vol. 30, No. 2; Pg. 158; ISSN: 0039-3665, 02062711, 2429 words, The Continuing Demographic Transition
... provocative essay by David Kertzer on "The Proper Role of ...
... demonstrate how an anthropologist with demographic interests and knowledge ...
... demographer rather than that of an anthropologist. She states bluntly that the claim that ...
5. The New Republic, JANUARY 19, 1998, Pg. 34, 7390 words, Innocence and Experience, Andre Aciman
... Adriatic Sea and were ruled, as David Kertzer makes abundantly clear ...
... kidnapping. Kertzer, an anthropologist who teaches at Brown University, does a wonderful job of ...
6. The Jerusalem Report, October 2, 1997, Pg. 52, 808 words, THE POPE'S JEWISH SON, STUART SCHOFFMAN
... Indeed the time was ripe, as David Kertzer ably demonstrates, for the ...
... he'd be St. Edgardo. DAVID KERTZER STOPS WELL shy of such ...
... speculation. He is a social anthropologist and historian, a professor at Brown University, and his account is cautious and balanced to ...
7. The Jerusalem Report, October 2, 1997, Pg. 52, 808 words, THE POPE'S JEWISH SON, STUART SCHOFFMAN
... Indeed the time was ripe, as David Kertzer ably demonstrates, for the ...
... he'd be St. Edgardo. DAVID KERTZER STOPS WELL shy of such ...
... speculation. He is a social anthropologist and historian, a professor at Brown University, and his account is cautious and balanced to ...
8. U.S. News & World Report, January 15, 1990, HORIZONS; RELIGION; Vol. 108, No. 2; Pg. 58, 1554 words, From evangelicalism to Orthodoxy, By Jeffery L. Sheler
... world." Connecting with the past. Anthropologists tend to agree with theologians ...
... larger group," says David Kertzer, professor of anthropology at ...

Shepard Krech

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1. Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), February 14, 2005 Monday Final Edition, COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL; Pg. 33A, 274 words, ON POINT
... microbes they carried," writes Brown University anthropologist Shepard Krech, "Europeans who arrived ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (68%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (68%);
2. The New York Times, November 14, 2004 Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 9; Column 2; Society Desk; WEDDINGS/CELEBRATIONS; Pg. 20, 277 words, Teal Krech, Nathaniel Paynter
... Krech, a daughter of Shepard Krech III of Providence, R.I., and the ...
... environmental studies at Brown University in Providence, where he is also the director of the ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (90%); NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY (71%); SHEPARD KRECH III (55%)
3. The New York Times, November 24, 2002 Sunday, Late Edition - Final , Section 6; Column 1; Magazine Desk; Pg. 35, 1300 words, THE WAY WE LIVE NOW: 11-24-02: CRASH COURSE; Tribal Recognition, By Dirk Olin; Dirk Olin is national editor at The American Lawyer.
... In "The Ecological Indian," Shepard Krech III, a Brown University anthropologist, portrays Indians aggressively ...
4. Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), February 27, 2002 Wednesday Final Edition, COMMENTARY / EDITORIAL; Pg. 35A, 564 words, LESSONS FROM THE BISON KILL; ; THE ISSUE: EVIDENCE OF MASS KILLING OF BISON BY NATIVE AMERICANS; OUR VIEW: THEY COULD BE AS OBLIVIOUS TO AN "ENVIRONMENTAL ETHIC" AS ANYONE ELSE
... reshape the landscape. Moreover, as the anthropologist Shepard Krech pointed out in his ...
5. The Seattle Times, February 5, 2000, Saturday, FINAL EDITION, RELIGION;, Pg. D8, 892 words, Romanticizing native religions? Authors say Westerners have long warped truth to fit their own ends, Douglas Todd; Religion News Service, VANCOUVER, B.C.
... lens of contemporary environmentalism. Shepard Krech, an anthropologist from Brown University, wrote "The Ecological Indian: ...
... Rousseau; 20th century anthropologist Colin Turnbull, author of "The ...
SHEPARD KRECH (94%); ROD PREECE ( ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (53%);
6. The Toronto Sun, January 23, 2000, Sunday,, Final EDITION, COMMENT,, Pg. C4, 895 words, THE MYTH OF THE ECOLOGICAL INDIAN, DOUGLAS FISHER, TORONTO SUN, OTTAWA
... ignoble Indian? According to Shepard Krech, an American anthropologist, the answer is neither - at ...
7. The New York Times, November 16, 1999, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section F; Page 3; Column 1; Science Desk , 1469 words, Historians Revisit Slaughter on the Plains, By JIM ROBBINS , MISSOULA, Mont.
... 1999), for example, Shepard Krech III, an anthropologist at Brown University, argues against the romantic ...
8. The Washington Post, August 29, 1999, Sunday, Final Edition, BOOK WORLD; Pg. X04, 820 words, On Native Ground, Jennifer Veech, Special to The Washington Post
... Myth and History By Shepard Krech III Norton. 318 ...
... In The Ecological Indian, anthropologist Shepard Krech sets off into the dangerous ...
SHEPARD KRECH III (96%);
9. The Boston Globe, July 16, 1999, Friday, ,City Edition, LIVING; Pg. C10, 750 words, Exploring the myth of 'the ecological Indian'; BOOK REVIEW ; THE ECOLOGICAL INDIAN; Myth and History; By Shepard Krech III; Norton, 352 pp., $27.95, By Michael Kenney, Globe Staff
... professor of anthropology at Brown University, says his carefully argued - and ...
BROWN UNIVERSITY (56%);
BROWN UNIVERSITY (56%);
SHEPARD KRECH III (97%);
10. The Washington Post, October 18, 1979, Thursday, Final Edition, Maryland Weekly; Md. 1, 996 words, Lifetime of Memories; Recollections of Life on Maryland's Eastern Shore; Son of Slave Recalls Rural Life In Maryland During 19th Century, By Bart Barnes, Washington Post Staff Writer, UNIONVILLE, MD.
... quietly taking notes, is Shepard Krech III, a George Mason University anthropologist educated at Oxford, ...

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1. New Scientist, June 11, 2005, BOOKS; Review; Pg. 54, 670 words, Older is not always wiser; Early Native Americans were not the model environmentalists they are commonly made out to have been, so we should be wary of copying their methods of managing the landscape, says Shepard Krech III, Shepard Krech III
... California, to share the burden. Shepard Krech III is professor of anthropology and environmental studies at Brown University in Providence, Rhode ...
2. Library Journal Reviews, December 15, 2003 Monday, BOOK REVIEWS; Reference; Pg. 94, 338 words, Encyclopedia of World Environmental History, Eva Lautemann
... 1488p. ed. by Shepard Krech & others. illus. maps. ...
... GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY (57%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (57%);
3. National Review, March 8, 2002, National Review Online; Goldberg File, 1952 words, Nature Lovers, Nature Fetishists, By Jonah Goldberg
... It picks up where Shepard Krech's wonderful 1999 book The ...
... one small example, anthropologists excavated an ancient ...
4. National Review, October 9, 2000, Article; Vol. LII, No. 19, 1525 words, Buffaloed: Fighting the truth about American Indians, By John J. Miller
... book The Ecological Indian, Shepard Krech III of Brown University writes that Indian belief ...
5. The New Republic, JANUARY 24, 2000, Pg. 44, 5661 words, Dead Certainties, Richard White
... Myth and History by Shepard Krech III (Norton, 318 ...
Anthony Wallace and Shepard Krech are keenly alive to this dilemma. ...
... training a psychological anthropologist, a type that is nearly ...
... prime. (Hallowell was an anthropologist at the University of Pennsylvania whose ...
... imagined neither outcome. Shepard krech's new book flirts with ...
... yet Krech is an anthropologist who knows that the actions of ...
6. New Scientist, October 23, 1999 Correction Appended, Opinion: Essay, Pg. 5656, 1603 words, Playing with fire, Shepard Krech (Shepard Krech III is professor of anthropology and director of the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology at Brown University. He is author of "The Ecological Indian: Myth and History" (W. W. Norton, 1999, ISBN 0393047555, pounds 21)) Guilt over the treatment of North American Indians has helped to forge the myth of the Ecological Indian. Carefree and living in harmony with nature, he was the antithesis of the rapacious European settler. Even in the late 20th century, this myth has proved extremely hard to challenge, says Shepard Krech, an anthropologist who has spent thirty years living and working with North American Indians. In an exclusive essay based on his new book, he sets out to explode it once and for all . . .
Playing with Fire by Shepard Krech (23 October, p ...

Philip Leis

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Catherine Lutz

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1. Los Angeles Times, August 25, 2005 Thursday, Home Edition, CALIFORNIA; Metro; Editorial Pages Desk; Part B; Pg. 13, 664 words, Base benefits don't add up, Catherine Lutz, CATHERINE LUTZ, a professor of anthropology at Brown University and its Watson Institute for International Studies, is the author of "Homefront: A Military City and the American 20th Century" (Beacon Press, 2001).
2. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), August 5, 2002, Monday, USA; Pg. 03, 940 words, Killing by elite soldiers hits home, Patrik Jonsson Special to the Christian Science Monitor, FT. BRAGG, N.C.
... bucking the culture," says Catherine Lutz, an anthropologist at the University of North ...
3. The Washington Post, August 2, 2002 Friday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A03, 1177 words, A Base Rocked by Violence; Deaths at Fort Bragg Stir Questions on Counseling, Army Culture, Manuel Roig-Franzia, Washington Post Staff Write, FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. Aug. 1
... more than 45,000 soldiers. Catherine Lutz, a University of North Carolina anthropologist and author of the book "Homefront: ...
4. The Scotsman, March 11, 1997, Tuesday, Pg. 14, 898 words, Greetings from a picture postcard planet, Laurie Maguire
... by two professors, the anthropologist Catherine Lutz and the sociologist Jane Collins, ...
5. The Washington Post, March 17, 1992, Tuesday, Final Edition, STYLE; PAGE B7; THE MAGAZINE READER, 965 words, Elysian Fields, Covering The Bases, Charles Trueheart, Washington Post Staff Writer
... century of publication? Two anthropologists at SUNY-Binghamton have ...
... yellow-bordered lady. Catherine Lutz and Jane Collins trace the ...

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1. American Demographics, December 2001, ;ISSN: 0163-4089, 2290 words, the home front, REBECCA GARDYN
... redefined once again. Catherine Lutz, an anthropologist at the University of North ...
... U.S. and seven abroad, anthropologists found, above all ...
... Robbie Blinkoff, principal anthropologist at Context: "As people are ...
STEPHEN ROSA (58%); CATHERINE LUTZ (56%);
2. U.S. News & World Report, July 9, 2001 July 9, 2001, SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE; COVER PACKAGE; PHOTOGRAPHY; EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY; Vol. 131 , No. 2; Pg. 60, 775 words, Western Eyes, Exotic Lives, By Nell Boyce
... photographed," wrote pioneer anthropologist and Swiss missionary Henri- ...
... about other cultures. As Catherine Lutz and Jane Collins point ...
CATHERINE LUTZ (75%);
3. GLQ-A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, January 2001, Vol. 7, No. 1; Pg. 87, 02803534, 3225 words, Take Me to Your Reader (Part 1 of 2), Moloney, Pat
... Three Stanford University anthropologists provide a useful ...
... it endeavors to study. Catherine Lutz and Jane Collins subject to ...
4. NWSA Journal, Fall 1996, Vol. 8, No. 3; Pg. 164-165; ISSN: 1040-0656, 01381025, 1000 words, Book Reviews: Women Writing Culture, Counihan, Carole M.
... diverse array of feminist anthropologists who explore the poetics and ...
... diverse array of feminist anthropologists. Most articles are beautifully ...
... theoretical pieces like Catherine Lutz's "The Gender of Theory" and Ellen ...
... trace into the academic publications of their anthropologist husbands. These early female anthropologists prefigured postmodern concerns, ...
... essay on Dakota anthropologist Ella Cara Deloria and ...
... fiction enabled these female anthropologists of color subversively to challenge ...
5. Women's Review of Books, June 1996, Vol. XIII, No. 9; Pg. 21-2; ISSN: 0738-1433, 00615495, 2523 words, Fastening the bonds of womanhood, Gilbert, Kate
... work of older women anthropologists conceals their refusal to discuss the ...
... group of famous male anthropologists, setting out what they claimed was ...
... a single female anthropologist, nor was feminism deemed worthy to be ...
... making "the obvious point: that [what] anthropologists write, ... namely ethnographies -- ...
... Culture demonstrates, female anthropologists, feminists and women in ...
... a white woman anthropologist who leaves her Jewish ...
... erase the barriers between the anthropologist and her subject, but these essays ...
... a beloved and innovative anthropologist who wrote on ...
... a current female anthropologist. In fact, with the exception of ...
... who is not an anthropologist (despite the appropriating claims ...
... known living female anthropologists may), or are our foremothers merely ...
... generations, and non-professional anthropologists, into the "new canon" seems to ...
... even well-known, anthropologists. In part three, "Does ...
... known scholars like Catherine Lutz and Barbara Tedlock offer ...
... distance" between subject and anthropologist, I would point out that a more traditional anthropologist, working among people of ...
... sense. Gordon's argument that the anthropologist should "give back" to the community and ...

Patricia Rubertone

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William Simmons

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1. Hartford Courant (Connecticut), November 2, 2005 Wednesday, 5 NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT/SPORTS FINAL EDITION, CONNECTICUT; Pg. B1, 815 words, KEEPER OF MOHEGAN CULTURE DIES; GLADYS TANTAQUIDGEON U 1899 - 2005, RICK GREEN; Courant Staff Writer
... who became an anthropologist and ethnobotanist in the early ...
... University of Pennsylvania, where renowned anthropologist Frank Speck took ...
... forget they were Indian,'' said Brown University anthropologist William Simmons. ``She was interested in these communities that she ...
2. The Washington Post, October 24, 1991, Thursday, Final Edition, FIRST SECTION; PAGE A25, 871 words, Students Form European-Americans Club; Organization at California High School May Herald New Era Ethnic Consciousness, Jay Mathews, Washington Post Staff Writer, ANAHEIM, Calif.
... beyond Anaheim High. William Simmons, a UC Berkeley anthropologist, said he thought that it ...
SHANNON MOUNGER; WILLIAM SIMMONS SHANNON MOUNGER (94%); ...
3. St. Petersburg Times (Florida), December 13, 1990, Thursday, City Edition, FOOD; Pg. 1D, 1428 words, RECIPES FOR A CHERRY JUBILEE, CHRIS SHERMAN
... time off," says William Simmons, director of the Institute of Black ...
... Frate, a medical anthropologist who has lived in ...
4. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), April 22, 1988, Friday, EDUCATION PULLOUT SECTION; Pg. B4, 1116 words, Berkeley campus ponders ethnic-issues proposal, Robert Marquand, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, Berkeley, Calif.
... America has been represented,'' adds William Simmons, an anthropologist who chairs a ...

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Daniel Smith

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1. Daily News (New York), April 1, 2004 Thursday, SPORTS FINAL EDITION, THERSDAY; Pg. 52, 1323 words, SECRETS OF CELEB SISTERS, BY ALEV AKTAR AND JOE DZIEMIANOWICZ
... month to football player Daniel Smith. PARIS AND NICKY HILTON ...
... Alexandra, 30, a Brown University grad and aspiring documentary ...
2. The Ottawa Citizen, September 15, 2001 Saturday, 1119 words, An outbreak of kindness, Maria Cook
... a University of Florida anthropologist, has worked with survivors of such disasters as the ...
... World Trade Center. Daniel Smith, a 28-year- ...
3. The Ottawa Citizen, September 15, 2001 Saturday, 1113 words, An outbreak of kindness, Maria Cook
... a University of Florida anthropologist, has worked with survivors of such disasters as the ...
... World Trade Center. Daniel Smith, a 28-year- ...

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Nicholas Townsend

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1. The Boston Globe, January 16, 2005, Sunday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. 20, 3600 words, GEN X DAD LUXURY VACATIONS, FAST-TRACK CAREERS, AND BIGGER HOUSES USED TO BE A PRIORITY FOR FAMILY MEN, BUT NO LONGER. TODAY'S YOUNG FATHERS ARE TAKING PATERNITY LEAVES, REJECTING OVERTIME, AND RUSHING HOME AFTER WORK TO DO ALL THE THINGS MANY OF THEIR OWN FATHERS DIDN'T. , BY PATRICIA WEN
... role as primary breadwinner? Nicholas Townsend, a Brown University anthropology professor who ...
2. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin), June 16, 2002 Sunday, ALL EDITION, Pg. 03L, 680 words, Men's juggling act takes toll on emotions, POLLY DREW
... elusive goal. Author Nicholas Townsend, an assistant anthropology professor at Brown University, has used the voices of men ...
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (53%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (52%);
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (53%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (52%);

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1. Business Week, October 14, 2002, BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR; Q & A; Number 3803; Pg. 167, 570 words, Today's Dads: Same Old Parenting Trap
... lives. So argues Nicholas Townsend, an assistant professor of anthropology at Brown University, in The Package Deal ( ...
... they're not having with their children'' -- Nicholas Townsend/Author, The Package Deal ...
NICHOLAS TOWNSEND (64%);
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (57%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (57%); UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ( ...
... TEMPLE UNIVERSITY (57%); BROWN UNIVERSITY (57%); UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ( ...
2. Population and Development Review Abstracts, March 2001, Vol. 27, No. 1; Pg. 184; ISSN: 0098-7921, 02826160, 2140 words, Fertility and the Male Life-Cycle in the Era of Fertility Decline, Szreter, Simon
... elsewhere demonstrated the value of the anthropologist's ear and eye close to ...
... nineteenth-century evolutionary anthropologists would have seen it. This volume should be ...
... concluding statement by Nicholas Townsend in his outstanding chapter ...

Kay Warren

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1. The New York Times, December 23, 1987, Wednesday, Late City Final Edition, Section B; Page 10, Column 1; Metropolitan Desk, 838 words, EDUCATION: Lessons, By MICHAEL NORMAN, PRINCETON, N.J.
... loose upon the world. Kay Warren is an anthropologist. (This is daily made obvious ...
... fragmented self: I'm Kay Warren, Californian anthropologist, Princeton professor. None of these is ...
... other, one, in Kay Warren's view, that ''can reveal hidden social realities.'' Kay Warren is passing her postulates on to her ...
Photo of Kay Warren (NYT)
... MICHAEL; WARREN, KAY KAY WARREN (76%);

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1. Newsweek, November 3, 1997, Atlantic Edition, WORLD AFFAIRS; Pg. 34, 2032 words, Reviving the Maya, BY MARTHA BRANT
... on laptop," says Kay Warren, a Princeton anthropologist and author of the forthcoming "Indigenous ...

 

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