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Thomas Barfield

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 24, 2004, Thursday, WORLD; Pg. 01, 1592 words, Key to governing Afghans: the clans, By Scott Baldauf Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, SALAR, AFGHANISTAN
... David Edwards, an anthropologist with extensive experience in ...
... time ago," says Thomas Barfield, a sociologist at Boston University with extensive experience in ...
2. The Boston Herald, September 4, 2002 Wednesday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 025, 899 words, 9/11: ONE YEAR LATER; Shattered al-Qaeda regroups; Experts suspect terrorist group adapting, By JULES CRITTENDEN
... Adil Najam, a Boston University international relations professor, ...
... more diverse units." Thomas Barfield, a Boston University Afghan scholar, said ...
3. The Boston Herald, March 27, 2002 Wednesday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 006, 452 words, U.S. military is skeptical of bin Laden sightings, By JULES CRITTENDEN
... settle local scores. Boston University professor Thomas Barfield, an Afghan scholar ...
4. The Boston Herald, January 6, 2002 Sunday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 001, 1019 words, WAR ON TERRORISM; Mass. kin put trust in new Afghan chief, By Jules Crittenden
... think they trust him," he said. Boston University Prof. Thomas Barfield, an Afghanistan scholar, ...
... HAMID KARZAI (82%); THOMAS BARFIELD (58%);
5. The New York Times, December 1, 2001 Saturday, Late Edition - Final , Section A; Column 3; Arts & Ideas/Cultural Desk; Pg. 15, 1189 words, Break Up Afghanistan? Why Not? , By STEPHEN KINZER , SAN FRANCISCO
... a country," said Thomas Barfield, an anthropologist at Boston University, who has lived with nomadic ...
6. The Boston Herald, November 1, 2001 Thursday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 002, 496 words, WAR ON TERRORISM; Experts mixed on ground troops, By JULES CRITTENDEN
... Kabul." Anthropology professor Thomas Barfield of Boston University, who has worked in ...
LARRY GOODSON (90%); THOMAS BARFIELD (55%);
7. St. Petersburg Times (Florida), August 20, 1987, Thursday, City Edition, NATIONAL; Pg. 1A, 1045 words, Reaction to disaster: a peculiar fascination, SUSAN TAYLOR MARTIN
... Now that's something really terrible."' Thomas Barfield, a Harvard anthropologist, says people are especially ...
... William Bass, forensic anthropologist for the state of Tennessee, ...
... a University of Florida anthropologist, says many people ...
WILLIAM BASS (72%); THOMAS BARFIELD (66%);

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The New Republic, December 3, 2001, Pg. 14, 1683 words, Local Time; Why all Pashtuns aren't alike., By Benjamin Soskis
... conflict--the Balkans wars. As Thomas Barfield, professor of anthropology at Boston University, explains, "We bring our models of ...

Anthony Barrand

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, December 8, 1991, Sunday, City Edition, NEW HAMPSHIRE WEEKLY; Pg. 19, 1211 words, Auditions for Arthur Miller play; NEW HAMPSHIRE WEEKLY / PEOPLE & PLACES / NOTEWORTHY
... at the Library of Congress, and Anthony Barrand, associate professor of anthropology at Boston University and a member of the musical ...
2. The New York Times, May 18, 1986, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 11CN; Page 31, Column 1; Connecticut Weekly Desk, 703 words, MORRIS DANCERS BRING A BIT OF OLD ENGLAND TO LIFE, By Sharon L. Bass
... English folklorist, said Anthony Barrand, an anthropology professor at Boston University and a 12-year ...

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Fredrik Barth

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Guardian (London), February 26, 2002, Guardian Leader Pages, Pg. 20, 1328 words, Obituary: Sir Raymond Firth: Founding father of British anthropology whose perspective was shaped by his experience of New Zealand's expropriated Maoris, Maurice Bloch
... distinguished living British anthropologist. Like some other ...
... halfway to becoming an anthropologist, though when he came to the London ...
... concern Malinowski, nor most anthropologists, unfortunately. But the warmth ...
... associated with the varied group of anthropologists trained at the LSE ...
... Leach and the leading Chinese anthropologist and statesman Fei Hsiao- ...
... war, Firth and his distinguished anthropologist wife Rosemary - a ...
... directed the theses of many leading anthropologists from many countries, and trained such ...
... broadened the field of study of anthropologists through his book on the ...
... Leach in this country and Fredrik Barth in Norway. This approach has ...
... different from his own. British anthropologists, and many abroad, have lost ...
... Raymond William Firth, anthropologist, born March 25 ...
2. The New York Times, June 12, 1988, Sunday, Late City Final Edition, Section 7; Page 41, Column 1; Book Review Desk, 818 words, 'WE DON'T NEED THE PEOPLE', By Philip Taubman; Philip Taubman, chief of The New York Times's Moscow bureau, visited Afghanistan twice during the last 15 months.
... particularly informative chapter, Fredrik Barth, an anthropologist at the University of Oslo, ...

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. American Indian Culture and Research Journal, April 1, 2003 - June 30, 2003, Vol. 27, No. 2; Pg. 41-59, AIC2003040101, 8454 words, The Development of "new" Languages in Native American Communities, Goodfellow, Anne
... on the Kwakwaka'wakw as an anthropologist in his own right. ...
... Groups and Boundaries, ed. Fredrik Barth (Boston: Litde, Brown and ...
2. Middle East Women's Studies Review, Fall 2000, Vol. XV, No. 3; Pg. 1; ISSN: 1082-5371, 02805491, 1403 words, Give Me That Old Time Ethnography, Hale, Sandra
... structuralists and the structural-functionalists. These anthropologists had, invariably, excluded women. However, ...
... studies and elsewhere. Few anthropologists today presume to study ...
... Nadel, Ian Cunnison, Fredrik Barth, Emyrs Peters, G.P. ...
... Nubians, with a team of anthropologists led by Robert ...
... written systems means that anthropologists can consult not ...
3. The National Interest, 2000 SPRING, 7881 words, Tainted Transactions: Harvard, the Chubais Clan and Russia's Ruin, Janine R. Wedel
... my experience as an anthropologist, I shall call ...
... transidentities" draws on Fredrik Barth's work. See his Ethnic ...
4. Feminist Studies, Summer 1999, Vol. 25, No. 2; Pg. 459; ISSN: 0046-3663, 02529744, 2263 words, The Signifying Dish: Autobiography And History In Two Black Women's Cookbooks [Part 3 of 3], Zafar, Rafia
... another way, the way anthropologist Fredrik Barth would see it, the "boundaries" of ...
... self has been acknowledged by anthropologists: "[F]oodways seem ...
... composition and style, see Fredrik Barth, introduction to Ethnic Groups and ...

Benjamin Campbell

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, October 5, 2003, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. G1, 1343 words, CHASING DEGREES IN PERSEVERANCE NIGHT SCHOOL REQUIRES SPECIAL SURVIVAL SKILLS TO BALANCE WORK, STUDY, AND FAMILY SURVIVAL SKILLS A PREREQUISITE FOR WORKING STUDENTS, By Alan R. Earls, Globe Correspondent
... routine workday for Benjamin Campbell, a vice president ...
... management sciences at Boston University's Metropolitan College.
... continuing education. "At Boston University we see enrollments of approximately ...
PHOTO, 1. Benjamin Campbell, a vice president ...
... working and his nights at Boston University's Metropolitan College, where he is studying ...
... LAURIE SWOPE 2. Benjamin Campbell (right) and Thomas Meier ...
... a presentation at Boston University's Metropolitan College. / GLOBE ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (94%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (94%);
2. The Boston Globe, July 9, 2002, Tuesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. C1, 1539 words, THE UPS AND DOWNS OF MANHOOD DO DADS HAVE LESS TESTOSTERONE? STUDIES OF THIS HORMONE YIELD SOME SURPRISES., By Ellen Barry, Globe staff
... delivery room, say anthropologists, it separates humans from ...
... shouldn't exist," said Benjamin Campbell, a Boston University anthropology professor who has ...
... adds to the results of generations of anthropologists, psychologists and biologists who have ...
3. USA TODAY, August 19, 1992, Wednesday, FINAL EDITION, SPORTS; Pg. 2C, 739 words, The Bird chronology
... case was dismissed at Benjamin Campbell's request. 1988: Bird ...
... BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (81%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%); ORLANDO MAGIC ( ...
... BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION (81%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%); ORLANDO MAGIC

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. New Scientist, May 25, 2002, This Week; This Week; Pg. 12, 313 words, The daddy effect, Betsy Mason
So anthropologist Peter Gray and a ...
... testosterone levels, says anthropologist Benjamin Campbell of Boston University. So parenting could have an ...
... UNIVERSITY PRESS (70%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (70%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (70%);
2. Male reproductive health: a hotbed of research, Lancet 1998; 352 (9127): 552, August 15, 1998, News: Feature, 1051 words
... clinical approach, suggests Benjamin Campbell, an anthropologist who studies male reproductive ecology at Boston University (MA, USA). "When they figured ...

Shahla Haeri

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, April 9, 2005, Saturday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. B2, 813 words, WHERE FAITH AND GENDER INTERSECT FORUM TO EXPLORE CULTURAL BRIDGES , BY RICH BARLOW
... speak at a Boston University forum Wednesday on ...
... Shaw Center at Boston University, which promotes women's empowerment ...
... other religions," she said. Shahla Haeri, an associate professor of ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (80%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (80%);
... HEE SHIN (93%); SHAHLA HAERI (78%);
2. The Boston Herald, August 19, 2004 Thursday, ALL EDITIONS, THE EDGE; Pg. 057, 617 words, Hot mamas? Pregnancy is sexy, says maternity wear company, By Lauren Beckham Falcone
... self-loathing is exactly why Shahla Haeri, professor of anthropology and director of the ...
... Studies Department at Boston University, calls the ads ``sinister.'' ...
3. The Boston Globe, June 22, 2003, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. 7, 622 words, CITY WEEKLY / MISSION HILL; A NEW TAKE ON REGIME CHANGE IN IRAN, By Jeff Lemberg, Globe Correspondent
... a camcorder, it was Boston University's director of women's studies, Mission Hill resident Shahla Haeri, who filmed the budding ...
PHOTO, Shahla Haeri at her Boston University office. "You may see ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
4. The Boston Herald, February 10, 2003 Monday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 006, 237 words, Muslims converge on Mecca for hajj pilgrimage, By Patricia Cronin
... hand," said professor Shahla Haeri, director of women's studies at Boston University's School of Theology. "It is ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%);
5. The New York Times, October 4, 2000, Wednesday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 3; Column 1; Foreign Desk , 1409 words, Love Finds a Way in Iran: 'Temporary Marriage', By ELAINE SCIOLINO , TEHRAN, Iran
... book "Law of Desire," Shahla Haeri, a Boston University cultural anthropologist and granddaughter of an ayatollah, ...
6. The Boston Herald, March 9, 1995 Thursday, SECOND EDITION, Pg. 010, 328 words, Violence worries local Pakistanis, By Jules Crittenden
... gloomy about what is happening there." Shahla Haeri, an anthropologist at Boston University who has lived in ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
... IT'S YOGURT (73%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
7. The Boston Herald, March 9, 1995 Thursday, SECOND EDITION, Pg. 010, 328 words, Violence worries local Pakistanis, By Jules Crittenden
... gloomy about what is happening there." Shahla Haeri, an anthropologist at Boston University who has lived in ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
... IT'S YOGURT (73%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
8. The Ottawa Citizen, July 11, 1992, Saturday, FINAL EDITION, WEEKEND OBSERVER; Pg. B2, 450 words, THE WOMEN OF FUNDAMENTALIS Islam: BACK TO A WORLD RULED BY MEN; A woman's wealth, education no protection against a man's legal privileges, DEBORAH SCROGGINS; COX NEWS SERVICE, KUWAIT CITY, Kuwait
... right to polygamy and divorce. Shahla Haeri, a Harvard University anthropologist, said plural marriages and ...
9. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, June 28, 1992, Sunday, 453 words, WOMEN OF THE VEIL SEX & MARRIAGE Another wife n the family Women have no choice but to accept it, By Deborah Scroggins Staff writeratlanta/journal/constitution; reports; women; religion; discrimination; mideast; personal; relations; families; trends
... right to polygamy and divorce. Shahla Haeri, a Harvard University anthropologist, said plural marriages and ...
10. The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, June 28, 1992, Sunday, 3367 words, WOMEN OF THE VEIL SPECIAL REPORT, By Deborah Scroggins Staff writeratlanta/journal/constitution; reports; women; religion; discrimination; mideast; law; social; conditions
... can help women. Shahla Haeri, an Iranianborn Harvard University anthropologist who studies Islamic ...

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

1. Women's Review of Books, April 2003, Vol. 20, No. 7; Pg. 10; ISSN: 0738-1433, 03779518, 1832 words, Participant observer., Haeri, Shahla
... highly recommend it. SHAHLA HAERI is the director of the women's studies program at Boston University. Her latest book, No ...
2. Publishers Weekly Reviews, October 14, 2002 Monday, PW FORECASTS; Nonfiction; Pg. 75, 292 words, NO SHAME FOR THE SUN; Lives of Professional Pakistani Women
Shahla Haeri. Syracuse Univ., $49.95 ( ...
... write about them,comments Boston University professor Haeri. In this ...
3. Publishers Weekly, August 12, 2002, Features; Pg. 253, 12094 words, Trade Paperbacks: Reference to Women's Studies, Edited by Laurele Riippa. Compiled by Natalie Danford, Robert Dahlin, Charles Hix, Liz Kilstein, Bridget Kinsella and Karole Riippa
... former stripper turned anthropologist explains why men go to ...
... cloth $49.95) by Shahla Haeri sheds new light ...
4. Al-Raida, Fall 1997, Vol. 15, No. 79, 01509931, 1247 words, Factories Without Walls-Women's Labor and Tobacco Production in Lebanon [Part 3 of 3], Atallah, Samira
... Charles Lindholm, Dr. Shahla Haeri, and Dr. Cornelia Al- ...
... Department of Political Science, Boston University, 1997. 5 My ...

Robert Hefner

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The New Zealand Herald, August 7, 2003 Thursday, NEWS; World, 1103 words, Experts warn of more attacks
... claims to be defenders of the faith. Robert Hefner, an author on ...
... Islam based at Boston University, said: "At their best, the ...
2. New Straits Times (Malaysia), July 28, 2002, Sunday, Opinion; Pg. 10, 1234 words, Beating Pas at its own game, By Rose Ismail
... higher politics", said Boston University Professor of Anthropology, Dr Robert Hefner. "Instead of separating religion from ...
3. New Straits Times (Malaysia), July 20, 2002, Saturday, Nation; Pg. 4, 313 words, Foreigners awed by Dr Mahathir's remarks
... extremely welcome," said Boston University Anthropology professor Robert Hefner. "It is important to recognise that ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (56%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (56%);
4. New Straits Times (Malaysia), July 20, 2002, Saturday, Nation; Pg. 4, 97 words, Muslim world, globalisation forum at PWTC today
... Usman Bugaje, and Professor Robert Hefner from Boston University, US.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (54%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (54%);
5. The Straits Times (Singapore), April 27, 2002 Saturday, ANALYSIS, 1278 words, US' wary balancing act with Jakarta, Lee Siew Hua
Professor Robert Hefner of Boston University explained in the report that ...
6. The Weekend Australian, March 30, 2002, Saturday, WORLD; Pg. 13, 729 words, Moderate sort of influence
... radical political Islam. Robert Hefner of Boston University, in a paper ...
7. South China Morning Post (Hong Kong), October 18, 2001, Pg. 14, 1144 words, Vulnerable side to Megawati emerges, Vaudine England
... ahead of the 2004 elections. Robert Hefner, a professor at the ...
... World Affairs at Boston University, and author of Civil Islam: ...
8. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), March 8, 2001, Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; Pg. 16, 655 words, US aid groups no longer stand quietly by, Jane Lampman Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
... Paul Taylor, an anthropologist who lived in the ...
... acts of violence, says Robert Hefner, a professor of anthropology at Boston University. Christian militias are said to have ...
9. The Straits Times (Singapore), June 14, 1995, South-East Asia; Pg. 16, 734 words, Jakarta to issue rules on seminars, public discussions, Simon Sinaga in Jakarta
... American political scientist Robert Hefner of Boston University who was the sole speaker, were ...
10. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), June 14, 1995 Wednesday, FIRST, NATIONAL; Pg. A18, 480 words, NOXIOUS SMELL REPORTED ON JAPANESE TRAIN, From wire reports, TOKYO
... authorities said Tuesday. Robert Hefner, a political scientist from Boston University, four journalists and three ...
11. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), June 14, 1995 Wednesday, THIRD, NATIONAL; Pg. A18, 446 words, HONDURAS ASKS U.S. FOR CLASSIFIED FILES, From wire reports, TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS
... authorities said Tuesday. Robert Hefner, a political scientist from Boston University, four journalists and three ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (50%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (50%);

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Harald Heggenhougen

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Frank Korom

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, May 27, 2004, Thursday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. 1, 951 words, TINY CONGREGATION HAS BIG PEWS TO FILL SWEDENBORGIAN CHURCH MEMBERSHIP DOWN TO 14, By Jonathan Bloom, Globe Correspondent
... own faith. According to Frank Korom, assistant professor of religion at Boston University, "You can put Swedenborgianism ...
2. The Boston Globe, September 11, 2003, Thursday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 2215 words, DALAI LAMA HOLDS TO NONVIOLENT QUEST, By Michael Paulson, Globe Staff
... started fading," said Frank Korom, an assistant professor of religion and anthropology at Boston University who studies Tibetan ...
3. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 16, 2000, Friday, FEATURES; ARTS & LEISURE; Pg. 13, 1774 words, The arts get festive!, Katherine Dillin, Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
... within society," says Frank Korom, assistant professor of religion and anthropology at Boston University. Mardi Gras, for ...
FRANK KOROM (76%); CARMEL BACH ( ...

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Feminist Studies, Fall 2000, Vol. 26, No. 3; Pg. 559; ISSN: 0046-3663, 2776775, 7 words, "Point Of Departure": Feminist Locations And The Politics Of Travel In India [Part 5 of 5]
... Geertz, Works and Lives: The Anthropologist As Author (Stanford: Stanford ...
... comparisons between tourists and anthropologists and the work/play dichotomy. [ ...
... Native Is a 'Native' Anthropologist?" American Anthropologist 95 (September 1993): ...
... Western Intellectual Field: Anthropologists and Native Informants," Inscriptions ...
... in the Diaspora, ed. Frank Korom (Vienna, Austria: Verlag ...

Richard Lawler

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Charles Lindholm

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, February 8, 2004, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. 1, 1243 words, GOTHIC ROMANCE FOR SOME IN BOSTON, CUPID'S WINGS MAY BE CLIPPED WITH A CHAINSAW, By Emily Sweeney, Globe Staff
... gothic literature, according to Charles Lindholm, an anthropology professor at Boston University. "They're taking their whole ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%);
2. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), May 13, 1999, Thursday, FEATURES; IDEAS; BOOKS; Pg. 20, 1290 words, Civilization still has its discontents, Merle Rubin
... John A. Hall and Charles Lindholm Princeton University Press ...
... John A. Hall and anthropologist Charles Lindholm, answer their own query with ...
3. The Boston Globe, April 18, 1999, Sunday, ,City Edition, BOOKS; Pg. E4, 711 words, BOOKMAKING; BOOKMAKING; Robert Taylor is the retired chief book critic of the Globe. , By Robert Taylor
... Barnes & Noble at Boston University, Kenmore Square. . . . David ...
... Breaking Apart?" by Charles Lindholm, 7 p.m., Barnes & ...
CAMBRIDGE FORUM (65%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (65%);
... CAMBRIDGE FORUM (65%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (65%);
4. The New York Times, May 19, 1991, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Part 2; Page 38; Column 1; Style Desk; Lifestyle Page, 1173 words, Piercing Fad Is Turning Convention on Its Ear, By TRISH HALL
... consider normal," said Charles Lindholm, an anthropology professor at Boston University. But he said body ...
5. The Boston Globe, August 5, 1990, Sunday, City Edition, BOOKS; Pg. B44 p, 880 words, Strong survivors; TERRITORIAL WRITES
... political science at Boston University. Edward Kaplan's rendering of ...

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. National Review, December 11, 2001, National Review Online; Letters to the Editor, 4004 words, Letters, By NR Ediotrs
... for far too long. Charles Lindholm University Professor of Anthropology Boston University Stanley Kurtz responds: A letter from Charles Lindholm on the best way ...
... Pashtun in the way Charles Lindholm suggests, we shall first have to ...
... delighted to have received this letter from Charles Lindholm because it points up the ...
2. National Review, November 5, 2001, National Review Online; Stanley Kurtz, 1753 words, Out of Sparta, By Stanley Kurtz; Mr. Kurtz is also a fellow at the Hudson Institute November
... understanding of who the Pashtun are. Charles Lindholm, an anthropologist at Boston University, has written an important ...
CHARLES LINDHOLM (78%);
3. Newsweek, September 13, 1999,, Atlantic Edition, WORLD VIEW; Pg. 4, 1010 words, It Is A Bad Time for Jeremiahs, By George F. Will
... Hall of McGill University and Charles Lindholm of Boston University. Their book is a timely ...
... says Alan Wolfe of Boston University (in his 1998 book ...
4. Newsweek International, September 13, 1999, 1021 words, WORLD VIEW: IT IS A BAD TIME FOR JEREMIAHS: NEVER MIND LAMENTATIONS ABOUT AMERICA'S DIVISIONS. ITS COHESION REMAINS REMARKABLE
... Hall of McGill University and Charles Lindholm of Boston University. Their book is a timely ...
... says Alan Wolfe of Boston University (in his 1998 book " ...
CHARLES LINDHOLM (59%); JOHN A ...
5. Newsweek, August 30, 1999,, U.S. Edition, THE LAST WORD; Pg. 68, 1010 words, It Is a Bad Time for Jeremiahs, By George F. Will
... Hall of McGill University and Charles Lindholm of Boston University. Their book is a timely ...
... says Alan Wolfe of Boston University (in his 1998 book ...
... John A. Hall; Charles Lindholm; Alan Wolfe; One ...
6. The Economist, July 17, 1999, U.S. Edition, National self-criticism, 1301 words, America the frangible
... By John Hall and Charles Lindholm. Princeton University Press; ...
... values". John Hall and Charles Lindholm, respectively professors of sociology ...
... University and of anthropology at Boston University, are unfazed by this. As they point ...
7. Kirkus Reviews, MARCH 15, 1999, NONFICTION , 352 words, 0-691-00410-2, Hall, John A. & Charles Lindholm, IS AMERICA BREAKING APART?
... NATIONS UNIVERSITY (93%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%); PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ( ...
... NATIONS UNIVERSITY (93%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%); PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ( ...
8. Al-Raida, Fall 1997, Vol. 15, No. 79, 01509931, 1247 words, Factories Without Walls-Women's Labor and Tobacco Production in Lebanon [Part 3 of 3], Atallah, Samira
... Herbert Mason, Dr. Charles Lindholm, Dr. Shahla Haeri, and ...
... Department of Political Science, Boston University, 1997. 5 My ...
Martin Muller

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. THE DAILY TELEGRAPH(LONDON), January 07, 2004, Wednesday, Pg. 16, 1562 words, Apes of war... is it in our genes? Research into the aggressive behaviour of male chimpanzees, our closest biological ally, suggests that the urge to go to war is in our DNA and that only women can stop it, says Sanjida O'Connell, By Sanjida O'Connell
Martin Muller is as broad shouldered and tall as ...
... but war itself. Anthropologists have always thought that war was ...

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. U.S. News & World Report, April 26, 2004, SPECIAL REPORT; Vol. 136 , No. 14; Pg. 45, 2865 words, The Roots of War, By Thomas Hayden
... Margaret Mead, most anthropologists have considered warfare to be a ...
... Mead held and most anthropologists agree, warfare is an ...
... anthropology graduate student Martin Muller observed in Uganda ...
... culture of warfare. Besides, anthropologists say, elite classes ...

Robert Murowchick

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, October 17, 2005, Monday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. C2, 266 words, CALENDAR
... Library will host Boston University professor Robert Murowchick in a discussion of the ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (68%);
... FREE LIBRARY (95%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (68%);
2. The Boston Globe, March 20, 2001, Tuesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. C1, 1284 words, IN CHINA, STRANGE BRONZE HEADS REWRITE HISTORY AS THE COUNTRY OPENS TO ARCHEOLOGISTS, SICHUAN'S RICH FINDS STILL LEAVE EXPERTS AT A LOSS, By Diedtra Henderson, Globe correspondent
... everything was happening," said Robert Murowchick, director of the International Center ...
... Cultural History at Boston University. That confidence buckled with the paradigm- ...
... Western institutions, according to Boston University's Murowchick. (His own project ...
3. Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), October 16, 2000, Monday, Metro Edition, VARIETY; Pg. 1E, 1769 words, Rip Rapp and the Lost Cities of China; Poking in the ground and peering at a picture taken by a satellite in space, a UMD professor found ancient cities that had been buried for centuries., Larry Oakes; Staff Writer, Duluth, Minn.
... see if that is true, said Boston University Prof. Robert Murowchick, director of the International Center ...
... SHANG DYNASTY (60%); ROBERT MUROWCHICK (59%);
4. The Ottawa Citizen, April 1, 1995, Saturday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. H10, 1090 words, High technology creates new ethic among archeologists, THOMAS MAIER; NEWSDAY, NEW YORK
... Brian Fagan, an anthropologist at University of California ...
... terrific find," says Robert Murowchick, a Harvard anthropologist overseeing a joint ...
5. The Gazette (Montreal, Quebec), March 5, 1995, Sunday, FINAL EDITION, SCIENCE: DISCOVER; Pg. C5, 1270 words, Archeology goes high tech; Forget archeological digs; today's techniques leave every stone unturned, THOMAS MAIER; NEWSDAY, NEW YORK
... Brian Fagan, an anthropologist at University of California ...
... terrific find," says Robert Murowchick, a Harvard anthropologist, overseeing a joint ...
6. The Toronto Star, March 5, 1995, Sunday, SUNDAY SECOND EDITION, SCIENCE; Pg. E8, 824 words, Throwing in the trowel Modern archaeology uses science to leave ancients undisturbed, by Thomas Maier (NEWSDAY) SPECIAL TO THE STAR
... Brian Fagan, an anthropologist at the University of California ...
... terrific find," says Robert Murowchick, a Harvard anthropologist who is overseeing a ...
7. The Toronto Star, March 5, 1995, Sunday, FINAL EDITION, SCIENCE; Pg. E8, 823 words, Throwing in the trowel Modern archaeology uses science to leave ancients undisturbed, BY THOMAS MAIER (NEWSDAY) SPECIAL TO THE STAR
... Brian Fagan, an anthropologist at the University of California ...
... terrific find," says Robert Murowchick, a Harvard anthropologist who is overseeing a ...

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1. Newsweek, March 24, 1997 , UNITED STATES EDITION, SOCIETY; Pg. 60, 3570 words, WHEN THE COMET FLEW Through Ancient Evenings, BY SHARON BEGLEY AND THEODORE GIDEONSE
... peoples of 2213 B.C., anthropologists suspect they shared one ...
... us something," says anthropologist C. C. Lamberg- ...
... noticed," says archeologist Robert Murowchick of Harvard. "Archeological evidence of ...

Richard Norton

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1. The Boston Globe, January 21, 2006 Saturday, THIRD EDITION, LETTERS; Pg. A18, 188 words, VIEW OF MITCHELL REPORT MISLEADS
... Lowenthal's claims. AUGUSTUS RICHARD NORTON Professor of anthropology and international relations Boston University
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (50%)
2. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), September 19, 2005 Monday, SOONER EDITION, Pg.B-2, 1082 words
... Middle East," with Augustus Richard Norton of Boston University, noon to 1 p.m. ...
3. The Washington Post, July 15, 2005 Friday, Final Edition, A Section; A13, 1103 words, Support for Bin Laden, Violence Down Among Muslims, Poll Says, Robin Wright, Washington Post Staff Writer
... surprising," said Augustus Richard Norton, a Middle East specialist at Boston University. "Muslims, like non- ...
4. Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), May 29, 2005, Sunday, Metro Edition, NEWS; Pg. 6A, 1387 words, From afar, carrying hope for Lebanon; Syria's withdrawal and new elections buoy Minnesotans who fled their homeland., Sharon Schmickle; Staff Writer
... future of Lebanon." Augustus Richard Norton, an American expert ...
... a professor at Boston University. Hezbollah emerged from a ...
5. The Washington Post, March 16, 2005 Wednesday, Final Edition, A Section; A16, 1080 words, In Mideast, Shiites May Be Unlikely U.S. Allies, Robin Wright, Washington Post Staff Writer
... switch, said Augustus Richard Norton, a Middle East expert at Boston University who has written extensively ...
6. Chicago Sun-Times, December 10, 2004 Friday, EDITORIALS; LETTERS; Pg. 56, 1483 words, Stem cell funding model can work in Illinois; We cannot turn our backs on a field of research before knowing its full potential.
... concerning their lack of value to anthropologists seems subjective and shortsighted. ...
... Richard P. Norton, Richard Norton Gallery, Chicago U.N. ...
7. The New York Times, October 15, 2004 Friday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Column 1; National Desk; THE 2004 CAMPAIGN: THE DEBATES; Pg. 20, 1315 words, A Television Event That Delivered High Drama and Garnered High Ratings, By JAMES BENNET and JIM RUTENBERG, PHOENIX, Oct. 14
... differentiate themselves. Augustus Richard Norton, a professor of international relations and anthropology at Boston University, said: ''On Iraq, ...
8. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), April 20, 2004, Tuesday, WORLD; Pg. 07, 891 words, Lessons for US from a Shiite uprising in Lebanon, By Nicholas Blanford Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor, BEIRUT, LEBANON
... Rabin told Augustus Richard Norton, a former UN ...
... professor of anthropology at Boston University. "The fundamental mistake the Israelis ...
9. The New York Times, April 10, 2004 Saturday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Column 3; Foreign Desk; Pg. 1; THE STRUGGLE FOR IRAQ: NEWS ANALYSIS, 1318 words, The Parallels of Wars Past, By JAMES BENNET, JERUSALEM, April 9
... jungle,' '' said Augustus Richard Norton, a professor of international relations and anthropology at Boston University. ''The point is there are functional equivalents to ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%)
10. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Wisconsin), March 21, 2004 Sunday, ALL EDITION, Pg. 03J, 914 words, When intellectual doors open ; GREAT DECISIONS; When intellectual doors open, Islamic change will follow, RICHARD FOSTER of the Journal Sentinel staff
... York University, and Augustus Richard Norton, professor of anthropology and International Relations at Boston University. "In 2000," they note, "the ...
11. The Boston Globe, November 6, 2003, Thursday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. 1, 1551 words, GLOBE WEST 1; CURTAIN RISES ON A DREAM ARTS CENTER OPENING FOLLOWS YEARS OF CONFLICT, DRAMA IN NATICK, By Jonathan Saltzman, GLOBE STAFF, and Alison O'Leary Murray, GLOBE CORRESPONDENT , rr
... a home there. Augustus Richard Norton, a Boston University professor who served as ...
12. Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), May 19, 2003, Monday, Metro Edition, NEWS; Pg. 1A, 1576 words, Study of Lebanon's past may benefit Iraq's future; Despite tension, groups share power, Pat Doyle; Staff Writer, Beirut, Lebanon
... inefficient," said Augustus Richard Norton, a professor of international relations at Boston University and an expert on the ...
13. The Boston Globe, May 18, 2003, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. H1, 2141 words, THE MIND OF THE ADMINISTRATION PART 2 OF A SERIES ON THE THINKERS WHO HAVE SHAPED THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION'S VIEW OF THE WORLD.; THE ANALYST STRATEGY GURU ALBERT WOHLSTETTER SPENT DECADES ARGUING FOR MILITARY FLEXIBILITY AND PRECISION TARGETING. BUT HAVE HIS WASHINGTON DISCIPLES LEARNED HIS REAL LESSONS?, By Neil Swidey
... taking," says Augustus Richard Norton, a former Wohlstetter ...
... East scholar at Boston University. Norton suggests that the case ...
14. The Boston Globe, April 27, 2003, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. E1, 1884 words, Neil Swidey writes about Middle Eastern affairs for the Globe and is a staff writer for the Globe Magazine. He can be reached at swidey@globe.com.; TIPPING POINTS HOW MILITARY OCCUPATIONS GO SOUR, By Neil Swidey
... early 1980s, Augustus Richard Norton was a US Army ...
... international relations at Boston University, says, "Nabatiya sealed the ...
15. The Boston Globe, April 20, 2003, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. 12, 3175 words, Neil Swidey is a member of the Globe Magazine staff. THIS STORY HAS BEEN ENTERED INTO THE DATABASE IN TWO PARTS. THIS IS PART ONE.; ALL THE RAGE EVEN AS MIDDLE EASTERN STUDENTS HOTLY DENOUNCE US POLICIES, THEY LINE UP FOR AN AMERICAN-STYLE COLLEGE EDUCATION. FOR MANY, IT'S THEIR ONLY TICKET UP AND OUT., BY NEIL SWIDEY
... unlikely of customers. Augustus Richard Norton, a Boston University professor of international relations and ...
16. The Boston Globe, March 26, 2003, Wednesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A21, 962 words, WAR IN IRAQ / THE POLITICAL DIMENSION / POSTWAR OCCUPATION; ANALYSTS SAY LITTLE IS KNOWN ABOUT IRAQ, By Neil Swidey, Globe Staff
... clue," said Augustus Richard Norton, a Boston University professor who specializes ...
17. The Boston Globe, March 10, 2003, Monday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 1460 words, CONFRONTING IRAQ; LEBANON'S STRUGGLES MAY CARRY LESSONS, By Neil Swidey, Globe Staff
... impressive," said Augustus Richard Norton, a Boston University professor who has written ...
18. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 14, 2002, Friday, WORLD; Pg. 07, 856 words, 'War on terror' turns eyes to Hizbullah, Nicholas Blanford Special to The Christian Science Monitor, BEIRUT
... region," says Augustus Richard Norton, a professor of international relations at Boston University and an expert on ...
19. The New York Times, April 24, 2002 Wednesday, Late Edition - Final , Section G; Column 1; Museums; Pg. 6, 1143 words, HISTORY; Presidential Libraries: Mines or Shrines?, By ROBERT F. WORTH
... understanding or justifying them," said Richard Norton Smith, who has led ...
... a historian at Boston University who is writing a ...
20. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Pennsylvania), February 11, 2002 Monday, SOONER EDITION, Pg.B-4, 341 words
... 2409. Friday: A. Richard Norton, professor, Boston University "Changing Relations Between the ...
21. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), June 5, 2000, Monday, WORLD; Pg. 6, 1063 words, Reuniting Palestinian loved ones, Edward Alan Yeranian, Special to The Christian Science Monitor, YARINE, LEBANON
... permanently," says Augustus Richard Norton, a professor of international relations at Boston University. "Five thousand would be my ...
... LIBERATION OF PALESTINE (54%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (50%);
... LIBERATION OF PALESTINE (54%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (50%);
22. Courier Mail (Queensland, Australia), January 27, 2000, Thursday, WHAT'S ON; Pg. 5, 476 words
... silly performances. Hopkins is anthropologist Ethan Powell who , ...
... Aussie action man Richard Norton, are out to get him, retrieve the ...
23. The Guardian (London), January 18, 1999, The Guardian Features Page; Pg. 2, 2099 words, How we won the war; and had rather a nice time while we were about it. The men and women who cracked Germany's 'unbreakable' Enigma code speak to Peter Lennon about life in the codebreakers' HQ, Bletchley Park. With an introduction by Richard Norton-Taylor, Richard Norton-Taylor
... chess champions, egyptologists, anthropologists and crossword fanatics cracked ...
24. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), December 24, 1998, Thursday, FEATURES; ARTS AND LEISURE; MOVIES; 1991 MEGA MOVIE GUIDE; Pg. 17, 33334 words, The 4th Annual Mointor -- Mega Movie Guide, Staff, BOSTON
... doing the research, an anthropologist gets his children to pose as ...
... Hung. With Jackie Chan, Richard Norton, Gabrielle Fitzpatrick, Miki ...
25. The New York Times, December 7, 1997, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 7;Page 58;Column 1;Book Review Desk, 15419 words, Notable Books of the Year 1997
... 1880-1955. By Richard Norton Smith. (Houghton Mifflin, $ ...
... husband-and-wife team of anthropologists argues for the (currently) ...
26. The Denver Post, February 15, 1997 Saturday, 2D EDITION, Pg. B-05, 2955 words, OBITUARIES
... a bachelor's degree from Boston University and a master's in ...
... Johnson; and a brother, Richard, Norton. Contributions may be made to the ...
27. The New York Times, October 5, 1995, Thursday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 28; Column 4; Editorial Desk , 249 words, West Point Recruits Athletes, Not Minorities
... being addressed. AUGUSTUS RICHARD NORTON Boston, Sept. 26, ...
... professor of international relations, Boston University.
... MILITARY ACADEMY (91%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (80%);
... MILITARY ACADEMY (91%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (80%);
28. The Washington Post, October 24, 1993, Sunday, Final Edition, BOOK WORLD; PAGE X6, 1156 words, Mavens of the Middle East, Augustus Richard Norton
... at the door. Augustus Richard Norton is a professor in the ...
... International Relations at Boston University.
29. USA TODAY, September 14, 1993, Tuesday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. 4A, 578 words, Arafat: Terrorist to the man of the moment, Tom Squitieri
... Palestine," said Augustus Richard Norton, international relations professor at Boston University. "They have already accommodated themselves to ...
30. The San Francisco Chronicle, MARCH 1, 1993, MONDAY, FINAL EDITION, SPORTS; Pg. E1, 1514 words, SEMINARS Speakers Focus on Wild World, KIMBALL LIVINGSTON, CHRONICLE STAFF WRITER
... Karla Hart, an anthropologist and tour guide from Alaska, ...
... Astronomer, teacher and guide Richard Norton speaks on ''A ...
31. The Boston Globe, February 14, 1993, Sunday, City Edition, BOOKS; Pg. B41, 703 words, BOOKMAKING; Robert Taylor is the retired chief book critic of the Globe., By Robert Taylor
... emerita of sociology at Boston University.
... Center, Brandeis University. . . . Richard Norton Smith talks about his ...
... in the Charlesbank Bookshop, Boston University Bookstore Mall, 660 ...
... JEFFREY FOSS DAVIS / RICHARD NORTON SMITH 2. CHARLES ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (94%);
BOSTON ATHENAEUM (81%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (94%);
32. The New York Times, December 2, 1984, Sunday, Late City Final Edition Correction Appended, Section 7; Page 22, Column 1; Book Review Desk, 9184 words, NOTABLE BOOKS OF THE YEAR
... Herbert Hoover. By Richard Norton Smith. (Simon & Schuster. $ ...
... journalistic account" of the life of the anthropologist, gathered not only from the ...

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1. The New Yorker, December 19, 2005, FACT; Profiles; Pg. 54, 9596 words, AMERICAN VICEROY; Zalmay Khalilzad's mission., JON LEE ANDERSON
... dishevelled haircut," Augustus Richard Norton, one of his fellow-students and ...
... international relations at Boston University, recalled. "He looked very much the ...
... a trip to Houston. Richard Norton recalled taking part ...
2. The Jerusalem Report, April 5, 2004, Pg. 24, 2569 words, THE PASSION OF HUSSEIN, Nir Rosen
... According to Dr. Augustus Richard Norton, a professor in the ...
... Science and Anthropology at Boston University, these "rituals provide a ...
3. Business Week, April 14, 2003, COVER STORY; War & The Economy: Understanding Iraq: COMMENTARY; Number 3828; Pg. 33, 758 words, THE BELTWAY'S BAGHDAD FANTASY, By Stanley Reed; London Bureau Chief Reed covers the Middle East.
... Beltway,'' says A. Richard Norton, a professor of political science and anthropology at Boston University and a specialist on ...
4. The New Yorker, October 14, 2002, A REPORTER AT LARGE; Pg. 180, 10098 words, IN THE PARTY OF GOD; Are terrorists in Lebanon preparing for a larger war?, JEFFREY GOLDBERG
... scholar of Hezbollah, Augustus Richard Norton, of Boston University, wrote a paper ...

James Pritchett

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1. The Boston Globe, December 31, 2002, Tuesday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. C1, 2110 words, ZAMBIA'S CONTROVERSIAL HERO KENNETH KAUNDA, BOTH LIONIZED AND DEMONIZED FOR HIS FORMER REIGN, REFLECTS ON HIS MIXED LEGACY AT A BU RESEARCH CENTER, By Irene Sege, Globe Staff
... in-Residence at Boston University's African Presidential Archives and ...
... time James McCann and James Pritchett of BU's African Studies ...
... tomatoes, Pritchett, an anthropologist, begins his briefing by ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (86%);
... BANK PUBLICATIONS (74%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (86%);
2. The Washington Post, August 02, 1998, Sunday, Final Edition, MAGAZINE; Pg. W06, 6718 words, SCOUTING AND NEW TERRAIN; The Boy Scouts say they must exclude gay men. But two banned Eagle Scouts are fighting for their right to belong, in a case that raises the question, Can a gay man be a moral authority figure for young boys?, Tracy Thompson
... in America," writes Boston University sociologist Alan Wolfe ...
... college. Geoffrey Gaines and James Pritchett are both 18, members of ...

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1. The Washington Post, August 02, 1998, Sunday, Final Edition, MAGAZINE; Pg. W06, 6718 words, SCOUTING AND NEW TERRAIN; The Boy Scouts say they must exclude gay men. But two banned Eagle Scouts are fighting for their right to belong, in a case that raises the question, Can a gay man be a moral authority figure for young boys?, Tracy Thompson
... in America," writes Boston University sociologist Alan Wolfe ...
... college. Geoffrey Gaines and James Pritchett are both 18, members of ...

Sarah Richards

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1. The Boston Globe, February 5, 2005, Saturday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. A9, 418 words, SHE LIVED FOR THE STORIES ON THE WAY , By Michael Levenson, Globe correspondent
... Knight, 36, her friend from the Boston University School of Public Health, where ...
... said her faculty adviser, Sarah Richards. "She was raring to get into the field," ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (94%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH (94%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%);
CARMEN URDANETA (82%); SARAH RICHARDS (63%); TINA KNIGHT ( ...
2. USA TODAY, April 7, 2004, Wednesday,, FIRST EDITION, SPORTS;, Pg. 2C;, 721 words, Connecticut in state of euphoria, Christine Brennan, NEW ORLEANS
... said UConn sophomore Sarah Richards, who was carrying her trombone ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (54%); BOSTON COLLEGE ( ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (54%); BOSTON COLLEGE ( ...
3. St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), August 31, 1995, Thursday, FIVE STAR LIFT Edition, EVERYDAY MAGAZINE; Pg. 1G, 1958 words, AN INDEPENDENT FALL; NEWER MOVIE STUDIOS LAUNCH AN AVALANCHE OF FILMS THIS SEASON, Harper Barnes Post-Dispatch Critic at Large
... escaped convicts dead. Anthropologist Barbara Hershey helps him ...
... record store. "Jack and Sarah" - Richard E. Grant seeks ...
4. The New York Times, August 20, 1989, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Part 2, Page 58, Column 4; Society Desk, 181 words, Charlotte Look Marries Peter Szuch
... Ginsburgh performed the ceremony. Sarah Richards Thalheim was the bride's matron of ...
... psychology program at Boston University. His father is the managing partner ...
... KIPP & SZUCH (52%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (53%);
5. The New York Times, May 21, 1982, Friday, Late City Final Edition Correction Appended, Section B; Page 3, Column 3; Metropolitan Desk, 688 words, ARCHEOLOGISTS SEARCH FOR A CHRONICLE OF NEW YORK, By LESLIE BENNETTS
... a 1760 tribute to Sarah Richards, ''a good neighbor, ...
... become a cultural anthropologist until the growing field of ...

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Parker Shipton

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1. The New Yorker, April 23, 2001 / April 30, 2001, The Talk Of The Town -- THE FINANCIAL PAGE; Pg. 60, 960 words, MIND OVER MONEY, JAMES SUROWIECKI
... in Kenya. According to the anthropologist Parker Shipton, if a Luo sells ...
2. African Farmer, April 1994, No. 11; Pg. 2, 00664132, 1718 words, Unleashing the power of women farmers, Gellen, Karen
... legal ownership, "says anthropologist Parker Shipton, citing the experience in ...

Nancy Smith-Hefner

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Robert Weller

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1. San Antonio Express-News (Texas), July 2, 2004, Friday, , METRO, Pg. 1B, 585 words, ORIGAMI AS A SPIRITUAL STATEMENT ; Petals against persecution ; Program aims to offer a symbol of hope to kids of Falun Gong practitioners., Rima Shah
... applies persuasion and education. Robert Weller, an anthropology professor at Boston University, said Falun Gong is ...
... EMILY PAN (62%); ROBERT WELLER (59%);
2. The Boston Globe, February 9, 2003, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. H1, 852 words, ALL-AGE HOUSING GAINING FAVOR AS BABY BOOMERS AGE, DEVELOPERS SEE A BIG MARKET FOR HOUSING THAT MIXES ALL AGE GROUPS, By Thomas Grillo, Globe Correspondent
... in Taiwan," said Robert Weller, an anthropology professor at Boston University, "and there were many elders around ...
3. The Washington Post, December 20, 2000, Wednesday, Final Edition Correction Appended, A SECTION; Pg. A01, 5728 words, An Isolated Region's Genetic Mother Lode; Harvard-Led Study Mined DNA Riches; Some Donors Say Promises Were Broken, John Pomfret; Deborah Nelson , Washington Post Staff Writers, TOUTUO, China
... out to be too problematic, said Robert Weller, a Boston University anthropologist involved in the study.

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1. The American Prospect, December 20, 1999, CRITICISM; State of the Debate; Pg. 54, 4067 words, CHINA: THE ENGAGING QUESTION, BY TREVOR CORSON
... alternatives besides containment? Robert Weller, a specialist on ...
... Anthropology Department at Boston University, thinks so. "There are more ...

Jenny White

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1. Publishers Weekly, May 23, 2005, COLUMNS; Deals; Pg. 14, 426 words, Deals, by John F. Baker
... debut mystery by Boston University professor Jenny White , set in remote ...
2. Publishers Weekly, January 26, 2004, Features; Pg. 137, 8012 words, Spring 2004 Hardcover / Contemporary Affairs - Fiction/First Fiction & Collections, Edited by Laurele Riippa. Compiled by Robert Dahlin, Natalie Danford, Charles Hix and Karole Riippa.
... Woman: A Forensic Anthropologist's Search for Truth ...
... Mar., $35) by Jenny White defines a three- ...
3. Journal of Women's History, March 2003, Vol. 15, No. 1; Pg. 52; ISSN: 1042-7961, 3853686, 8657 words, Public and private in Middle Eastern women's history.
... not only Islamic, as anthropologist Suad Joseph's study of ...
... power? As political scientist and anthropologist James C. Scott has ...
... on Lebanese migrants, anthropologist Jenny White has studied rural migrants to ...
... Press, 1986). (41) Jenny White, Money Makes Us ...
4. The Economist, December 7, 2002 U.S. Edition, EUROPE, 533 words, The dreaded headscarf, ankara
... it was OK," says Jenny White, an American anthropologist who spent seven ...
BULENT ARINC (71%); JENNY WHITE (66%); AHMET NECDET ...

Merry White

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. The Boston Globe, October 28, 2004, Thursday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. H9, 1404 words, KITTY ON TOP HER UNPARELLELED POPULARITY AT 30 KEEPS ON SHOWING THAT SHE HAD US AT HELLO , BY LINDA MATCHAN, GLOBE STAFF
... design icon. Cultural anthropologists consider her popularity worthy of ...
... great degree," said Merry White, professor of anthropology at Boston University and author of "The Material Child: ...
... treated as children," said Merry White, or who see Hello ...
2. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), March 13, 2002, Wednesday, FEATURES; HOMEFRONT; Pg. 16, 1216 words, Lift that mallet - Japanese retirees take up gateball, Marjorie Coeyman Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor, TOKYO
... Japan today," says Merry White, professor of anthropology at Boston University. "There are singing clubs and cooking ...
... sociology emeritus at Boston University: "Gateball is a good ...
3. Sacramento Bee, February 18, 2002, Monday, Pg. B1, 819 words, Here's The Scoop Newfangled ice cream still old-fashioned treat, Edie Lau Bee Science Writer
... Dairy Foods Association. Merry White, an anthropologist at Boston University, said the spread of refrigeration has ...
4. Toronto Star, February 18, 2002 Monday, Ontario Edition, NEWS;, Pg. A02, 261 words, There's a science to ice cream, Peter Calamai, Toronto Star
... panel of experts here. An anthropologist and two food scientists ...
... Advancement of Science. Cultural anthropologist Merry White of Boston University reported that vanilla, chocolate and ...
... ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE (56%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%); PENN STATE ...
... ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE (56%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%); PENN STATE ...
5. The Boston Globe, January 19, 2001, Friday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. D4, 768 words, NAMES & FACES Material from wire services and other sources was used in this column. Names & Faces can be reached by e-mail at names@globe.com or by calling 617-929-8253.; READING THE LEAVES ABOUT LAURA BUSH, BY MICHAEL BLOWEN
... ice cream in Merry White's food anthropology class today at Boston University's College of Arts and Sciences, and ...
6. St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri), October 26, 2000, Thursday, FIVE STAR LIFT EDITION, GET OUT, Pg. 4, 4340 words, EVENTS LISTINGS
... will be presented by Merry White, a professor of sociology and anthropology at Boston University. Sponsored by the University of ...
7. The New York Times, June 18, 2000, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 4; Page 6; Column 1; Week in Review Desk , 1026 words, Ideas & Trends; When Testing Upstages Teaching, By KATE ZERNIKE
... gifted" track. The result is what Merry White, a scholar of Japan and ...
... professor of anthropology at Boston University, calls "a great ...
8. Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA), March 21, 1999 Sunday, FIRST, NATIONAL; Pg. A36, 989 words, TOUGH TIME AWAITS YOUTHS RETURNING TO SCHOOL IN JAPAN, By CHRISTINE WICKER The Dallas Morning News
... return home, said Boston University's Dr. Merry White, who was in town ...
... Dr. White, an anthropologist and sociologist brought to Texas ...
9. The Seattle Times, March 14, 1999, Sunday, Weekend Edition, NEWS;, Pg. A22, 900 words, JAPANESE KIDS BACK FROM U.S. FACE PROBLEMS -- THEY'RE AMERICANIZED AND LACK SUBTLE KNOWLEDGE OF HOMELAND, CHRISTINE WICKER; THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS, CARROLLTON, TEXAS
... return home, said Boston University's Dr. Merry White, who was in town ...
... Dr. White, an anthropologist and sociologist brought to Texas ...
10. The Boston Globe, August 4, 1996, Sunday, City Edition, LEARNING; Pg. B9, 887 words, Japan up close; An in-depth visit to Japan, By Sally Abrahms, Globe Correspondent
... Page B49 where," said Boston University sociology professor Merry White, who traveled with the group and ...
11. The Washington Post, November 16, 1995, Thursday, Final Edition, A SECTION; Pg. A34, 877 words, Japan's Rituals: Investing in Good Luck; Increasing Numbers of People Flock to Costly Religious Festivals, Mary Jordan, Washington Post Foreign Service, TOKYO, Nov. 15
... girls to be born, noted Merry White, a Boston University sociologist who specializes ...
12. The Boston Globe, May 2, 1993, Sunday, City Edition, BOOKS; Pg. B48, 728 words, BOOKMAKING, By Robert Taylor
... St., Cambridge. Tuesday: Merry White signs her book "The Material ...
... Bookshop, Level 5, Boston University Bookstore Mall, Kenmore ...
13. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), March 29, 1993, Monday, OPINION/ESSAYS; Pg. 19, 1205 words, Behind the Violence in Japanese Schools, Merry White; Merry White is associate professor of sociology at Boston University and associate in research at the Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies at Harvard University. She is the author of the forthcoming "The Material Child: Coming of Age in Japan and America," (Free Press, 1993).
14. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), December 7, 1992, Monday, OPINION; Pg. 19, 1036 words, The Complicated Issue of Going Home, Merry White; Merry White is an associate professor of Sociology at Boston University and Associate in Research at the Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies, Harvard University and author of "The Japanese Overseas," (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1992), and "The Material Child: Coming of Age in Japan and America,"( New York: Free Press, forthcoming).
15. The Boston Globe, September 21, 1992, Monday, City Edition, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY; Pg. 29, 1191 words, With some US help, Japan tackles dyslexia; LEARNING DISORDERS, By Richard Saltus, Globe Staff
... model of learning," according to Merry White, a Boston University sociologist. In higher ...
16. The New York Times, April 26, 1992, Sunday, Late Edition - Final Correction Appended, Section 4; Page 5; Column 1; Week in Review Desk, 1156 words, IDEAS & TRENDS; Made in America: Asia's School Success, By SUSAN CHIRA
... failure of will. However, the work of Merry White, an associate professor of sociology at Boston University, and others also suggests some ...
17. The Toronto Star, June 1, 1990, Friday, FINAL EDITION, LIFE; Pg. C1, 732 words, Swedish men do more housework, bu Alison Bass Special to The Star (Boston Globe)
... a scandal," says Merry White, a sociologist at Boston University who is considered an ...
18. The Boston Globe, April 14, 1990, Saturday, City Edition, NATIONAL/FOREIGN; Pg. 1 p, 790 words, Time zones; Global study looks at leisure, jobs, housework, By Alison Bass, Globe Staff
... a scandal," said Merry White, a sociologist at Boston University who is considered an ...
19. The Toronto Star, April 3, 1989, Monday, FINAL EDITION, NEWS; Pg. D36, 265 words, School work labor of love for Japanese, professor says, By Bob Brent Toronto Star
... aren't perfect," said Merry White, an associate professor of sociology at Boston University who specializes in ...
MERRY WHITE (91%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (57%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (57%);
20. The Toronto Star, April 3, 1989, Monday, FINAL EDITION, LIFE; Pg. C1, 1243 words, Choosing to stay Japanese businessmen turn backs on tradition to enjoy good life in Canada, By Nancy J. White Toronto Star
... emotionally, culturally," says Merry White, author of The Japanese Overseas ( ...
... professor of sociology at Boston University. "It's a very finely ...
21. The Washington Post, September 7, 1988, Wednesday, Final Edition, FINANCIAL; PAGE C3; ROBERT J. SAMUELSON, 1026 words, Japan's Costly Lesson for America: Excellence in Education Can't Be Bought, ROBERT J. SAMUELSON, COLUMN
... years ago, sociologist Merry White of Boston University -- an expert on ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (84%);
22. The Washington Post, August 8, 1988, Monday, Final Edition, FIRST SECTION; PAGE A1, 1342 words, Summer Camp Readies Japan's Kindergartners for 'Exam Hell', Margaret Shapiro, Washington Post Foreign Service, OKUWA, Japan, FOREIGN NEWS
... prestige of the school," said Boston University sociologist Merry White, a specialist on ...
23. The Washington Post, July 17, 1988, Sunday, Final Edition, FIRST SECTION; PAGE A20, 734 words, Triple Killing Highlights Japanese Youths' Plight; 14-Year-Old Cites Pressure to Succeed, Margaret Shapiro, Washington Post Foreign Service, TOKYO, FOREIGN NEWS
... test preparation, according to Boston University sociologist Merry White. "The pressure is there for everyone; its ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%);
24. Financial Times (London,England), July 11, 1988, Monday, SURVEY; Pg. XI, 899 words, Japan 11; A Generation With Plenty, Sandra Earley
... about the shinjinrui," says Merry White, a Boston University sociologist and author of The Japanese ...
... not their attitudes," says Merry White.

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Newsweek, April 3, 2000,, Atlantic Edition, SOCIETY AND THE ARTS; Pg. 72, 1064 words, Found in America, By Susan H. Greenberg
... strongly involved. According to Merry White, an anthropologist at Boston University who studies Japanese ...
2. U.S. News & World Report, January 30, 1995, OUTLOOK; ONE WEEK; Vol. 118, No. 4; Pg. 6, 511 words, Calamity in the land of the vulnerable, By Mary Lord
... bungling. "The aftershocks," says Boston University sociologist Merry White, "are not all going to be ...
3. Industry Week, July 16, 1990, FEATURES; Compensation; Pg. 69, 789 words, EXECUTIVE PAY POISONS EDUCATION; Japan values educators highly, and the results put the U.S. to shame, By Joani Nelson-Horchler
... wage earners," notes Merry White, a professor at Boston University and author of The Japanese Educational ...
4. Newsweek, May 9, 1988, UNITED STATES EDITION, BUSINESS; Pg. 51, 1136 words, The 'Salarymen' Blues, JOHN SCHWARTZ with JEANNE GORDON in Los Angeles and MARK VEVERKA in Bloomington-Normal, Ill.
... a new book, Boston University sociology professor Merry White writes: "It is as though they were ...
5. U.S. News & World Report, March 28, 1988, BUSINESS; Pg. 40, 1418 words, Zen and the art of cashing in, by Jim Impoco in Tokyo
... today's Japan hands are what Boston University sociologist Merry White labels "culture brokers": ...
6. Foreign Affairs, 1988, Spring, SOURCE MATERIAL; Other Publications; Pg. 895, 2223 words, Edited by Janis A. Kreslins
... COMMITMENT TO CHILDREN, by Merry White. N.Y., The Free Press, ...
... Boston, College of Communication, Boston University, 1987. 27 pp. ( ...

Peter Wood

Citations in Major National/International Newspapers Listed in the LexisNexis Database:
1. Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), June 15, 2005 Wednesday Final Edition, COMMENTARY/EDITORIAL; Pg. 40A, 781 words, ON POINT: WHAT WILL COURT PLEAD?, Vincent Carroll, Rocky Mountain News
... history . . ." This was too much for Boston University anthropology professor Peter Wood. "It sounds to me like ...
2. The Boston Globe, February 10, 2005, Thursday, THIRD EDITION, Pg. A15, 827 words, MAKING COLLEGE AFFORDABLE, BY JEFF JACOBY
... for the taking," observes Peter Wood, a professor at Boston University. "Tuition is set high ...
3. The New Zealand Herald, April 1, 2004 Thursday, NEWS; Dialogue, 1044 words, Richard Randerson: In race relations debate, 'diversity' has its uses
... lost in the process. Peter Wood, an anthropology professor from Boston University who spoke at ...
... Bishop of Auckland. He is responding to Peter Wood's view that the doctrine of diversity ...
... UNITED NATIONS (84%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (53%);
4. The New Zealand Herald, March 25, 2004 Thursday, NEWS; Dialogue, 887 words, Peter Wood: One people or a fragmented society of victims - the choice is ours
... a Polynesian people. * Peter Wood is an associate professor of anthropology at Boston University. He is speaking at a ...
5. Christian Science Monitor (Boston, MA), January 20, 2004, Tuesday, FEATURES; LEARNING; Pg. 18, 920 words, Affirmative action battle brews anew in Michigan, By Mary Wiltenburg Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
... depend on them, says Peter Wood, professor of anthropology at Boston University and author of "Diversity: The Invention of ...
6. The Boston Globe, November 17, 2003, Monday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. A1, 1283 words, MORE FAMILIES SHARE QUARTERS AS COST OF HOUSING SOARS, By Thomas Grillo, Globe Correspondent
... I want to help." Peter Wood, an associate professor of anthropology at Boston University, said the concept of multiple ...
7. The Boston Globe, October 12, 2003, Sunday, ,THIRD EDITION, Pg. H5, 792 words, Critical Faculties ACADEMIC NEWS & REVIEWS; WHAT LIBERAL ACADEMIA?, By Christopher Shea
... career path," says Peter Wood, an anthropologist at Boston University and author of "Diversity: The Invention of ...
... a Harvard-trained anthropologist who now has a ...
8. Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Ohio), October 7, 2003 Tuesday, Final / East, METRO; Pg. B2, 155 words, Business diversity focus at City Club, The Plain Dealer
... Cleveland State University, and Peter Wood, professor at Boston University and author of "Diversity: The Invention of ...
... R WILLIAMS (55%); PETER WOOD (55%); DEBORAH PLUMMER ( ...
... STATE UNIVERSITY (56%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%);
... STATE UNIVERSITY (56%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (55%);
9. The Washington Post, June 29, 2003 Sunday, Final Edition, OUTLOOK; Pg. B03, 536 words, Diversity? That's a New One
PETER WOOD is an associate professor of anthropology at Boston University and the author of "Diversity: The Invention of ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (84%); UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ( ...
10. Courier Mail (Queensland, Australia), April 12, 2003 Saturday, FEATURES; Pg. 34, 783 words, United in all diversity, Ron Brunton
... a Concept, American anthropologist Peter Wood explains why there are no grounds ...
11. The Washington Post, April 6, 2003 Sunday, Final Edition, BOOK WORLD; Pg. T08, 917 words, Mosaic Law, Reviewed by Edward Countryman
... a Concept By Peter Wood Encounter. 351 pp. ...
... public life. Meanwhile, anthropologist Peter Wood of Boston University will cheer the authoritative ...
... belong" to the American polity. Peter Wood also sees the source of change as having been ...
... Wood is worth reading. His anthropologist's sense of how things ...
12. The Boston Herald, February 3, 2003 Monday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 026, 318 words, Celebrity; Nat'l Geographic swimsuit issue making waves, By LAUREN BECKHAM FALCONE
... at Wellesley College. Peter Wood, associate anthropology professor at Boston University and author of "Diversity: The Invention of the ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%);
... GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE (94%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%);
13. The Boston Herald, October 19, 1999 Tuesday, ALL EDITIONS, ARTS & LIFE;, Pg. 041, 851 words, NET LIFE; Students take note of these 2 sites, By Stephanie Schorow
... notes from institutions, including Boston University, Boston College, the University of ...
... regularly, would I? Or would I? Peter Wood, associate provost of Boston University, says on-line ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%); UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS ( ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%); UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS ( ...
14. The San Francisco Chronicle, OCTOBER 2, 1999, SATURDAY,, FINAL EDITION, NEWS;, Pg. A1, 948 words, UC Tries to Halt Online Class Notes; Internet firms post lectures on Web, Tanya Schevitz, Chronicle Staff Writer
... students to skip classes. Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology and associate provost at Boston University, said the campus is considering ...
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (97%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (80%); UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ( ...
15. The Houston Chronicle, September 14, 1999, Tuesday, 3 STAR EDITION, BUSINESS;, Pg. 1, 1424 words, C is for controversy; Company buys, posts class notes; StudentU.com product angers some academics, GREG HASSELL
... higher education," said Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology and associate provost at Boston University. "Students are being tempted to ...
16. The New York Times, September 9, 1999, Thursday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 1; Column 5; National Desk , 1036 words, Free College Notes on Web: Aid to Learning, or Laziness?, By JACQUES STEINBERG
... students the possibility of discussion." Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology and the associate provost at Boston University, which is also on Mr. Wolf's ...
17. Plain Dealer (Cleveland, Ohio), September 9, 1999 Thursday, FINAL / ALL, NATIONAL; Pg. 1A, 812 words, WEB VENTURE'S JUST ASKING FOR A LECTURE; ONLINE SERVICE CATCHES COLLEGE PROFS BY SURPRISE, By JACQUES STEINBERG; NEW YORK TIMES
... students the possibility of discussion." Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology and the associate provost at Boston University, which is also on Wolf's list, ...
18. The Boston Herald, January 4, 1999 Monday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 003, 792 words, HERALD FOCUS; TRENDS: What's in a name is trouble - Nicknames that may offend fall by the wayside, By Jack Sullivan
... homage to that heritage," said Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University. "Terms such as 'warrior' and 'chief' are ...
19. The Boston Herald, January 4, 1999 Monday, ALL EDITIONS, NEWS;, Pg. 003, 245 words, NFL team owner makes Titanic error, By Jack Sullivan
... known as Titans. But Peter Wood, a Boston University professor of anthropology, said ...
... TONY WYLLIE (73%); PETER WOOD (68%);
20. The Boston Globe, June 8, 1998, Monday, City Edition, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR; Pg. A14, 185 words, Globe failed to fully report court decision; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
... breathtakingly slanted against Boston University. The class-action suit ...
... it ceased to be news when Boston University won. PETER WOOD President's chief of staff and Associate Provost Boston University
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (96%);
... ASSOCIATED PRESS (57%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (96%);
21. The Boston Globe, March 9, 1998, Monday, City Edition, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR; Pg. A18, 189 words, Brain images do not indicate dyslexia; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
... at the service of her advocacy. PETER WOOD Chief of staff CRAIG KLAFTER Assistant to the president Boston University
YALE UNIVERSITY (84%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (52%);
... YALE UNIVERSITY (84%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (52%);
22. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, July 18, 1997, Friday,, ALL EDITIONS, 796 words, King papers' new chapter; Battle for control: Emory wants civil rights leader's works; King estate balks at any deals., Gary M. Pomerantz; STAFF WRITER
... donated his early papers to Boston University, his alma mater. Jones ...
... Center papers with those at Boston University. Peter Wood, chief of staff for ...
23. The Boston Herald, August 11, 1994 Thursday, FIRST EDITION, Pg. 029, 385 words, Vietnamese ambassador touts trade, Jeffrey Krasner
... week, Bang lunched with Boston University administrators and faculty. 'He spoke of the ...
... said Associate Provost Peter Wood, 'and the importance of higher education.' ...
24. The Boston Globe, February 19, 1994, Saturday, City Edition, METRO/REGION; Pg. 24, 509 words, Colleges see threat in new federal rules, By Alice Dembner, Globe Staff
... unwarranted review?" asked Peter Wood, associate provost at Boston University, raising one of many ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (91%);
25. Scotland on Sunday, November 28, 1993, Sunday, 1797 words, Direct credit, Profile Peter Wood A Mystique Has Been Created ... He Is Very Clever; But He'S No Superman He Is The Insurer Who Knows Nothing About Insurance But Collects Telephone Number Money
... sure facts about Peter Wood. Neither he, his lovely second ...
... a carefully cultivated Peter Wood persona. While not ...
... makers (and not the French anthropologist), he went, just like ...
26. The New York Times, May 26, 1991, Sunday, Late Edition - Final, Section 6; Page 8; Column 1; Magazine Desk, 1177 words, On Language; 'Explicit' Is Not a Dirty Word, BY WILLIAM SAFIRE
... take it," writes Peter Wood of Boston University, "that this is not intended to warn ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%);
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (83%);

Citations in Magazines and Journals Listed in the LexisNexis Database:

1. National Review, August 9, 2005, Tuesday, National Review Online, 1738 words, Thumbs Up, By Peter Wood
... useful. In fact, we anthropologists put the lowly opposable ...
... no means all) anthropologists is that a tiny population of ...
... played a role. --Peter Wood, provost of the King's College ...
2. National Review, April 26, 2005, Tuesday, National Review Online, 1879 words, The Marriage Debate Goes Multicultural, By Peter Wood
... systematic inquiry by anthropologists leaves little doubt that ...
... both British and French anthropologists, who emphasized the bases of ...
... example, an American anthropologist, George Peter Murdock ( ...
... on the British social anthropologists of his day, but to no ...
... contrary, many American anthropologists began to take a ...
... 1984. That year American anthropologist David Schneider (1918- ...
... Study of Kinship accused anthropologists of projecting Western ideas of ...
... gave an excuse to anthropologists who were already eager to ...
... soon gender studies. Anthropologists who began their careers ...
... Partly this is the product of young anthropologists with little or no training ...
... studies are also heating up because anthropologists committed to feminist and gender ...
... Evelyn Blackwood, an anthropologist at Purdue University. She complains that anthropologists have assumed "heteronormative marriage" as " ...
... important consequences. The non-anthropologist who reaches this point ...
... John Borneman, an anthropologist at Princeton, and Laurie Kain Hart, an anthropologist at Haverford College, ...
... one among many anthropologists engaged in this ideologically ...
... exclusive heterosexual marriage. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University and provost elect at ...
3. National Review, April 5, 2005, Tuesday, National Review Online, 1925 words, Long Live King's, By Stanley Kurtz
... leadership, King's hired Boston University anthropologist and administrator, Peter Wood, as provost. (Full disclosure: ...
BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%);
... UNIVERSITY PRESS (63%); BOSTON UNIVERSITY (51%);
4. National Review, March 9, 2005, Wednesday, National Review Online, 933 words, Warner Rock, By Peter Wood
... mountain boys--and girls. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
5. National Review, January 11, 2005, Tuesday, National Review Online, 1192 words, Robot Monster, By Peter Wood
... a new hypothesis." --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
6. National Review, December 16, 2004, Thursday, National Review Online, 1021 words, Google's Great Pyramid, By Peter Wood
... unfortunate wreck-loose. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
7. Publishers Weekly, August 9, 2004, Features; Pg. 138, 937 words, Fall 2004 Hardcovers: Social Sciences, Edited by Laurele Riippa
... Kentucky's state forensic anthropologist recounts cases in her ...
... Nov., $25.95) by Peter Wood offers a tour of ...
8. National Review, July 19, 2004, Monday, National Review Online, 1913 words, Literature at Risk, By Peter Wood
... read and to love books. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
9. National Review, July 9, 2004, Friday, National Review Online, 932 words, Purge!, By Peter Wood
... defeat at the polls. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
10. National Review, June 23, 2004, Wednesday, National Review Online, 898 words, Change, Please!, By Peter Wood
... demand good change. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
11. National Review, June 21, 2004, Monday, National Review Online, 999 words, Hollywood's New Villain, By Peter Wood
... matter more than diversity. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
12. National Review, May 6, 2004, Thursday, National Review Online, 1714 words, The Big Steal, By Peter Wood
... breath of the Big Steal. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
13. National Review, February 24, 2004, Tuesday, National Review Online, 641 words, Where Diversity Meets Debauchery, By Peter Wood
... stand for both. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
14. National Review, February 24, 2004, Tuesday, National Review Online, 641 words, Where Diversity Meets Debauchery, By Peter Wood
... stand for both. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
15. National Review, February 17, 2004, Tuesday, National Review Online, 2221 words, What’s So Civil about Civil Unions?, By Peter Wood
... laws are irrelevant. Culture, as we anthropologists are wont to say, is comprised of ...
... name for themselves and anthropologists supplied the lack with various ...
... much younger than their husbands. Anthropologists have characterized the system as a ...
... section" system that has baffled anthropologists for 70 years, ...
... inexorably take us. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
16. National Review, January 27, 2004, Tuesday, National Review Online, 655 words, The Stars Go Out, By Peter Wood
... guys is going to be president. --Peter Wood, a professor of anthropology at Boston University, is the author of Diversity: The Invention of ...
17. Boston Magazine, December, 2003, FOB, 2020 words, The Feminine Mistake?, Louisa Kasdon Sidell
... a contradiction," says Peter Wood, professor of anthropology at Boston University and the author of the book Diversity: The ...
18. National Review, July 28, 2003, Monday, Article; Vol. LV, No. 14, 1534 words, 'Diversity' . . . D'oh!: Some tactical stumbles on the way to the Michigan debacle, By JOHN J. MILLER
... tactical error," says Peter Wood of Boston University. "They should have confronted the diversity argument." This would ...
19. National Review, July 17, 2003, Thursday, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 512 words, Boss Dingell Speaks, By Peter Wood; Peter Wood is author of Diversity: The Invention of A Concept and professor of anthropology at Boston University.
20. National Review, July 7, 2003, Monday, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1544 words, Dogfish II, By Peter Wood; Peter Wood is author of Diversity: The Invention of A Concept and professor of anthropology at Boston University.
... John Silber, the chancellor of Boston University, where I work. The attraction ...
21. National Review, June 2, 2003, Monday, Books, Arts & Manners; Vol. LV, No. 10, 1142 words, Triumph of an Ideology, By Carol Iannone
... a Concept, by Peter Wood (Encounter, 360 pp., $ ...
... diversity" in this meaning. Peter Wood's invaluable new book, ...
... society. Wood, an anthropologist by training, makes ...
22. The American Spectator, March 2003 - April 2003, 9330 words, Diversity; It's not a small, small world, after all., Peter Wood
... Deborah Burke, an anthropologist and "Diversity Web Site ...
... upon a time we anthropologists thought the world might ...
... in the way. Everywhere we anthropologists looked, we found people ...
... diversity requires. Perhaps because of this, when anthropologists lend support to the diversity ...
... diversity of things real. Peter Wood is professor of anthropology at Boston University.
23. The Weekly Standard, January 27, 2003, Monday, Books and Arts; Vol. 8, No. 19, 1720 words, The Standard Reader
... a Concept by Peter Wood (Encounter, 360 pp., $ ...
... it. Wood is an anthropologist by training, and his book is a testament to what an anthropologist's disposition, unblinkered by ...
24. The Daily Standard, January 22, 2003, Wednesday, The Daily Standard The Daily Standard, 1190 words, The Garment Shredders Celebrating Martin Luther King Day at the University of Michigan., Beth Henary
... views of these policies, exhibiting what Boston University anthropologist Peter Wood identifies as a misunderstanding of ...
25. National Review, January 6, 2003, Monday, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1491 words, Typhoon in Tikopia, By Peter W. Wood; Peter Wood is a professor of anthropology at Boston University. He is the author of the forthcoming Diversity from Encounter Books.
... New Zealand-born anthropologist named Raymond Firth ...
... But what does "kinship" really mean? Anthropologists still debate that question and We, The ...
... Instead some contemporary anthropologists write about themselves, ...
... people around them. Other anthropologists freely "interpret" the world ...
... explanation. He was a daylight anthropologist, unlike his often crepuscular ...
26. The Daily Standard, December 20, 2002, Friday, The Daily Standard, 4750 words, The Weekly Standard Holiday Reading Guide Our holiday gift to you: We offer our choices for books to enjoy over the holidays or to consider as last-minute gift ideas.
... a Concept" by Peter Wood AN IMPORTANT BOOK ...
... affirmative action cases, Peter Wood's "Diversity" comes out very ...
... erudition, Wood, an anthropologist at Boston University, addresses what is likely to be the domestic ...
27. National Review, August 1, 2002, Thursday, National Review Online; NR Comment, 1750 words, Desperately Seeking Diversity, By Rachel Zabarkes
... more Jews or Pentecostals. Peter Wood, a professor at Boston University and author of the upcoming book ...
... any particular label. (Peter Wood relates an anecdote ...
28. National Review, December 20, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1171 words, Mumia's Card, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
29. National Review, December 20, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1171 words, Mumia's Card, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
30. National Review, December 13, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1893 words, Race Cards, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
31. National Review, November 21, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1201 words, Toy Wars, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
32. National Review, October 24, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 992 words, The Consolation of Philosophy, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
33. National Review, October 24, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 992 words, The Consolation of Philosophy, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
34. National Review, September 5, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1072 words, Strange Gods, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
... an eccentric English anthropologist who dabbles in the ...
35. National Review, August 16, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1346 words, A Bid for Justicev, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
36. National Review, July 30, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1691 words, You've Got (Hate) Mail, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
37. National Review, July 30, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1691 words, You've Got (Hate) Mail, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
38. National Review, July 25, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1581 words, Surprise, Surprise, By Peter Wood
... in writing to an anthropologist who considers colonialism ...
39. National Review, July 24, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1253 words, Hammer the Hammer, By Peter Wood; associate provost at Boston University
... past Harvard College or Boston University in the quality of its programs. ...
40. National Review, July 22, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1272 words, Mischords, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
41. National Review, July 11, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1272 words, Mischords, By Peter Wood; associate provost, Boston University
42. National Review, June 27, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1477 words, Summer Melt, By Peter Wood; associate provost at Boston University
43. National Review, June 22, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1162 words, Professor Munchausen, By Peter Wood; associate provost at Boston University
44. National Review, June 19, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1555 words, The Dangerous Archipelago, By Peter Wood; associate provost at Boston University
... John Silber, then president of Boston University, presented a speech ...
... Jon Westling, then provost of Boston University, presented a speech ...
45. National Review, June 14, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1302 words, Outrageous Selves, By Peter Wood; Associate provost at Boston University
... years, making friends, and, as the anthropologist Clifford Geertz described his ...
46. National Review, June 5, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 1060 words, Crippling Thoughts, By Peter Wood; Associate provost at Boston University
... any college or university, Boston University prevailed on the key ...
47. National Review, May 31, 2001, National Review Online; Guest Comment, 971 words, Diversity U., By Peter Wood; Associate provost at Boston University

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