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2009
	Jack Greene Honored by National Humanities Center 05/09
	Johns Hopkins Honors Student Book Collectors 04/09
	Six Johns Hopkins Faculty Named Guggenheim Fellows 04/09
	Three Students Recognized for Contributions to the Arts 04/09
	Richard Wilbur to Give Turnbull Poetry Lecture 03/09
	Johns Hopkins University Theatre Presents "Simpatico" 02/09
	Egypt Today Web Site Follows Archaeologists' Return to the Bottom of Mut Temple's Sacred Lake 01/09
2008
	Johns Hopkins Alumna Receives "Genius" Grant 09/08
	Hopkins in Egypt Today: Summer 2008 06/08
	Wrestling with Rudeness: Advice for Addressing Incivility 06/08
	Johns Hopkins Professor Wins Guggenheim Fellowship 05/08
	Hérica Valladares of Johns Hopkins Classics Wins Rome Prize 05/08
	Johns Hopkins Awards Student Book Collectors 04/08
	JHU Theatre's "Bus Stop" Starts Friday, April 25 04/08
	Student Seeks Links Between Libraries and Neighborhood Poverty 04/08
	Winners of Arts Innovation Grants Announced at Homewood 04/08
	"Rebuilding America's Cities" Lecture at Johns Hopkins 04/08
	Media Advisory: "Kant's Critique of Judgment: Art, Science and Religion" an International Philosophy Conference 03/08
	Winners in First Concerto Competition to Perform 03/08
	Mapping the Cosmos Exhibit Presents Hubble Images as Art 03/08
	Johns Hopkins' Evergreen Society Receives Grant, Changes Name 03/08
	Medieval French Manuscripts to Go Digital in Virtual Collection 02/08
	Archaeologists Bring Egyptian Excavation to the Web 02/08
	JHU Launches Online Museum Studies Graduate Program 02/08
	Student-curated Exhibit on Maryland Childbirth History Opens at Homewood Museum Jan 17
	Casting a Vote for Workplace Civility in 2008 01/08
2007
	Inaugural Arts Innovation Grants Announced at Homewood 11/07
	Johns Hopkins Marks 30th Anniversary of "Callaloo" Journal 10/07
	Quarterly 'Hopkins Review' Will Launch this Month 10/07
	Winnetka Resident is a Student Curator at Johns Hopkins 09/07
	Landscape Painter Paul Hotvedt to Speak at Hopkins 09/07
	Beth Ann Fennelly, Tom Franklin to Read at Johns Hopkins 09/07
	Grant Will Provide Access to Afro-American Archives 07/07
	Archaeologists Bring Egyptian Excavation to the Web for a Second Time this Year 06/07
	Inaugural Arts Innovation Grants Announced at Homewood 05/07
	American Academy Elects Michael Williams 05/07
	Johns Hopkins Philosophers Win Templeton Research Grant 04/07
	JHU Course Catalog: Museums and Controversy 04/07
	"Zippy" Cartoonist Bill Griffith to Speak April 19 03/07
	Archaeologists Bring Egyptian Excavation to the Web 01/07
2006
	Norman Rockwell's Santa Paintings: Naughty or Nice? 12/06
	Gift will Fund The Complete Prose of T. S. Eliot 12/06
	New Museums and Society Program at Johns Hopkins 09/06
	Humanist Michael Fried Receives Academy Award in Literature 04/06
	Artist Vincent Desiderio to Speak at Johns Hopkins 03/06
	Hamilton's Christopher Kovalchick Voted "Young Trustee" 03/06
	Johns Hopkins University Theatre to Debut "Returning" 02/06
	Undergraduate Honored for Launching Health Programs in India 02/06
	Hard Science/Soft Skills Is Topic of Lecture Series 02/06
2005
	Grant Will Enhance Virtual Medieval Manuscript Collection 08/05
	Roswell Resident Wins Beinecke Scholarship 05/05
	Portsmouth Resident Honored for Contributions to the Arts 05/05
	Towson Resident Wins Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts 05/05
	Amarillo Resident Earns President's Commendation 05/05
	Parkton Resident Earns President's Commendation 05/05
	American Academy of Arts and Sciences Elects Irwin and Olson 04/05
	Six Johns Hopkins Professors Receive Guggenheim Fellowships 04/05
	JHU Course Catalog — The Uses of Evil: Historical Encounters with the Devil 04/05
	Artist Phoebe Gloeckner to Speak at Johns Hopkins 03/05
	Johns Hopkins University Theatre to Stage "Charley's Aunt" 02/05
	Helen Vendler to Give Turnbull Memorial Poetry Lecture 02/05
	Michael Fried Honored by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 01/05
2004
	Artist Israel Hershberg to Speak at Johns Hopkins University 11/04
	Johns Hopkins University Theatre to Stage U.S.A. 10/04
	Media Advisory: Political Politeness as the Campaign Nears a Climax 10/04
	Symposium to Mark 700th Birthday of Francesco Petrarch 09/04
	New Student Theater Troupe at Johns Hopkins to Stage Bluff 08/04
	Maryland Artsource Awarded $20,000 07/04
	JHU Course Catalog: Teens on Screen 07/04
	Symposium to Mark 700th Birthday of Francesco Petrarch 06/04
	Pruitt Earns President's Award and Leadership Award 06/04
	Carlisle Native Amanda Hockensmith Wins DAAD 05/04
	Johns Hopkins Grads to Study Abroad as Fulbright, DAAD Scholars 05/04
	An Exploration of the Passion Story: Panel of Scholars to Explore Representations of Christ's Death in Art and Film 04/04
	JHU Course Catalog, History of Early Modern Printmaking 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: History and French Major Storms French Archives 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: "Autism Netverse" Lets Creative Voices Be Heard Online 03/04
	Toni Morrison to Speak at Johns Hopkins March 10 02/04
	Teamwork Brings Egyptian Dig to Web Once Again 01/04
2003
	Johns Hopkins to Offer a Minor in Drama 12/03
	Debut Collection of Short Stories by Tristan Davies 11/03
	Holiday Civility Tip Sheet 10/03
	Media Advisory: Faculty Art Exhibition at Johns Hopkins University's Homewood Art Workshops 10/03
	Back on the Airways for the First Time in 43 Years 10/03
	Halloween Symbols Unmasked 10/03
	Allison Bienkowski Wins Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship 05/03
	Rafson Earns President's Award, Arts Honor at Johns Hopkins 04/03
	Hopkins Symphony's Concert Will Be a Multimedia Production
2002
	Archaeological Dig Resumes in Egypt -- and Online 12/02
	Robert Roper Wins Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature 12/02
	Inaugural Film Festival to Bring Thrills, Chills to Hopkins 11/02
	Laurence Jarvik Receives Fulbright 10/02
	Media Advisory: Witchcraft, Sex, Demons and God 10/02
	Historian John Baldwin to Receive Legion of Honor 10/02
	Dispelling the myths about so-called witches 10/02
	Gift Establishes Jewish Studies Program at Johns Hopkins 09/02
	New Site to Showcase Maryland Art and Artists 08/02
	Johns Hopkins Professor is Curator of The Quest for Immortality 07/02
	Digital Research Projects Get $3 Million 05/02
	Media Advisory: "Choosing Civility" Author Will Comment on New Rudeness Survey 04/02
	Johns Hopkins Film Festival Features Independents 03/02
	New Book "Choosing Civility" Is a Tool Kit for Good Manners and the Sane Life 03/02
	Art and Movies Convey America's Post-War Anxiety 03/02
	Hopkins Student Explores Issues of Identity and Belonging 03/02
	Baltimore's Noise Is Music to Hopkins Student's Ears 03/02
	Undergrad Finds Clues to 400-Million-Year-Old Mystery 03/02
	76 Minutes of Fame: Undergrads' Film Shown in N.Y. Festival 03/02
	Witch Hunts an Indirect Effort to Prove God Exists, Scholar Says 02/02
2001
	Egyptian Dig Web Site A Hit, Returns in January 12/01
	Johns Hopkins Student Selected for Marshall Scholarship 12/01
	A New Artist-in-Residence Program Recalls History of Evergreen 07/01
	John Astin Stars in New Role as College Professor 04/01
	Students Document Dedication of the Mattin Center 04/01
	Hopkins Undergraduates Honored for Research 04/01
	Libraries Awarded $200,000 for Online Course Development 03/01
2000
	Hopkins Archeologists Discover Untouched Ancient Tomb 10/00 - News Release - Facts about the Tomb of Umm-el-Marra - Images from the Tomb of Umm-el-Marra
	Joint Press Release of the Turkish Embassy and The Johns Hopkins University Regarding the Gold Koran 02/2000
	Background on the Gold Koran 02/2000
1999
	"Virtual" Orchestra to Ring in 2000 at Times Square (11/99)
	Times Square New Year's Eve Features "Virtual" Orchestra, Anthem from Peabody (11/99)
	Alphabet Originated Centuries Earlier Than Previously Thought 11/99
	Why Are There Witches? 10/99
	A Passion for Portrait Miniatures Provides Research Focus (09/99)
	Living out Loud: A Celebration of Queer Diversity, at Johns Hopkins 03/99
	Modern Cops Turn to Ancient Greeks 02/99
1998
	Hopkins CD-ROM Allows Students to Get Lost in A Doll House 08/98
	Civility Is More than Good Manners 03/98
	The Johns Hopkins Civility Project 03/98
	In recognition of Women's History Month, note these Hopkins researchers who are excelling in a variety of scientific and social endeavors 03/98
	Hopkins Anthropologist Studies Love 02/98
1997
	First State-wide Summit on the Role of Arts in Education to Be Held at Johns Hopkins University 12/97
	Media Civility Expert at Johns Hopkins 11/97
	Hopkins Master of Liberal Arts Program Celebrates 35 Years 11/97
	Hopkins Professor Makes Career Choices His Job 09/97
	"Meet the Critics" Series Brings Top Critics to Hopkins 09/97
	Minority Scholars Convene at Johns Hopkins 06/97
	Hopkins Philosopher Examines Philanthropy 02/97
	Hopkins Library to Send Publications to Rwanda 02/97
1995
	Hopkins Poet Mark Strand Named Chancellor of Academy of American Poets 12/95
	Johns Hopkins Project Leading Changes in Publishing 07/95
1994
	Neoclassical Architecture and Interiors Symposium at Hopkins 07/94