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2009
	Jack Greene Honored by National Humanities Center 05/09
	Extraordinary Perception Deficit Sheds Light on How We See 05/09
	Parents: Slow Down and Get Off the Marriage-Go-Round 04/09
	President, Three Faculty Members Named AAAS Fellows 04/09
	Six Johns Hopkins Faculty Named Guggenheim Fellows 04/09
	Nonprofit Leaders to President and Congress: 1 Million Charities Are Ready to Help 02/09
	Billions in Nonprofit Projects Halted by Credit Crisis 02/09
	Black History Month at Johns Hopkins University 02/09
	Egypt Today Web Site Follows Archaeologists' Return to the Bottom of Mut Temple's Sacred Lake 01/09
	Johns Hopkins Conference to Mark NAACP Centennial 01/09
2008
	Mapping Volunteer Work around the World 12/08
	Johns Hopkins Sources for 2008 Presidential Election Stories 07/08
	L.A. Police Chief to Discuss Urban Crime-Fighting Strategies 07/08
	Even Toddlers Get It: Data "Chunks" Are Easier to Remember 07/08
	Johns Hopkins Graduate Student Killed in Iraq 06/08
	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
	Johns Hopkins Professors Elected to National Academy of Sciences 04/08
	Student Seeks Links Between Libraries and Neighborhood Poverty 04/08
	Study Suggests Parents Stricter with Older Kids 04/08
	Election 2008: The Politics of Race, Gender and Culture 04/08
	Stefanie DeLuca named William T. Grant Scholar 04/08
	"Rebuilding America's Cities" Lecture at Johns Hopkins 04/08
	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
	Women for President: Media Bias in Eight Campaigns 01/08
	Casting a Vote for Workplace Civility in 2008 01/08
2007
	Media Advisory: Mixed Income Neighborhoods: Theories Meet Realities in Baltimore 12/07
	Immigration Policy, Economics to Be Discussed at Johns Hopkins 11/01
	Workplace Misdeeds Top "Terrible Ten" Rude Behaviors List 10/07
	Psychologist Paul Bloom to Give Lectures at Johns Hopkins 09/07
	Grant Will Provide Access to Afro-American Archives 07/07
	Grant Will Fund Interdisciplinary Study of Human Language 07/07
	Archaeologists Bring Egyptian Excavation to the Web for a Second Time this Year 06/07
	American Academy Elects Michael Williams 05/07
	Putting Volunteer Work on the Economic Map of the World 04/07
	Media Advisory: School Violence Expert from Johns Hopkins University 04/07
	JHU Course Catalog: Museums and Controversy 04/07
	Salmah Y. Rizvi Wins Truman Scholarship 03/07
	Should Single Parents Stay That Way? 03/07
	Book Release and Policy Discussion 03/07
	Archaeologists Bring Egyptian Excavation to the Web 01/07
2006
	Early Bronze Age Mortuary Complex Discovered in Syria 10/06
	Mid-Term Elections Sources from Johns Hopkins University 10/06
	A Civil Guide to Navigating Pre-Election Discussions at Work 10/06
	New Museums and Society Program at Johns Hopkins 09/06
	New U.N. Guidelines Put Civil Society on the World's Economic Map 09/06
	Black Women's Embrace of Oprah Symbolic of Sisterhood 08/06
	Brooklyn Native Jake Lowinger Wins Fulbright 07/06
	Huntsville Native Ted Blanton Wins Fulbright 07/06
	Frederick Resident Wins Abell's $5,000 Urban Policy Prize 05/06
	Two Johns Hopkins Faculty Elected to American Academy 04/06
	JHU Course Catalog: Hot Topics in Education 04/06
	Historian: Iraq, Afghan Wars Parallel Phillipine Invasion 04/06
	NEH Grant to Enhance Library's Jewish Studies Collections 03/06
	Hard Science/Soft Skills Is Topic of Lecture Series 02/06
	Johns Hopkins Team Discovers Statue of Egyptian Queen 01/06
	Archaeologists Bring Egyptian Excavation to the Web 01/06
2005
	JHU Course Catalog: The Body and Health Care in Japan 11/05
	"Gap Year" Could Become Gulch for College-Delayers 11/05
	JHU Course Catalog: Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll in Ancient Egypt 10/05
	JHU Course Catalog, Out of the Cave, Prehistory in Fact and Fiction 10/05
	American Revolution Scholar to Discuss Patrick Henry 09/05
	JHU Course Catalog: Becoming an Adult 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
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Dallas Resident Studies Tribal Health Care in India 03/05
	"Is Homicide an Epidemic in Baltimore?" Panel Discussion 02/05
	Abused Women Less Likely to Be in Stable Relationships 01/05
	Egyptian Excavation Returns to the Web 01/05
2004
	Just in Time for New Year's: A Proposal for a Better Calendar 12/04
	Media Advisory: Foul Behavior of Professional Athletes and Fans 11/04
	JHU Course Catalog: The Natural and the Artificial 11/04
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Sociologist Discusses the Future of Marriage in America 10/04
	Professor Paul Smolensky Wins International Prize for Work on Human Cognition 08/04
	Know Thy Baltimore Neighborhood: Project Puts Census Demographic Profiles at Your Fingertips 07/04
	Boston Resident Matthew Erlich Named Gilder Lehrman Scholar 06/04
	Johns Hopkins Grads to Study Abroad as Fulbright, DAAD Scholars 05/04
	Media Advisory: "Food, Love and the Human Animal" Lecture by Sidney Mintz 04/04
	An Exploration of the Passion Story: Panel of Scholars to Explore Representations of Christ's Death in Art and Film 04/04
	Johns Hopkins Public Policy Student Wins Urban Policy Prize 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: History and French Major Storms French Archives 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Public Health Major Lifts a Historical Shadow 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: History Major Uncovers a Sunken Past 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Fairfax Resident Contributes to Egyptian Excavation 03/04
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: International Relations Major Witnesses Hague Tribunal 03/04
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Sociologist Available for Comment on Gay Marriage 02/04
	State of Africana Studies Symposium at Johns Hopkins 02/04
	JHU Course Catalog: Do You Want Fries with That? 02/04
	Toni Morrison to Speak at Johns Hopkins March 10 02/04
	Media Advisory: Sociologist Available to Comment on Proposed Marriage Promotion Legislation 01/04
	The Great Baltimore Fire: 100 Years Later 01/04
	Weblogs Redefining Presidential Campaigning 01/04
	Teamwork Brings Egyptian Dig to Web Once Again 01/04
2003
	Johns Hopkins Researchers Receive Macarthur Grant to Study Housing Effects on Children 11/03
	Holiday Civility Tip Sheet 10/03
	U.S. Nonprofit Sector Feeling Squeeze of Government Budget Cuts 07/03
	Five Professors Named to Krieger-Eisenhower Chairs 06/03
	Vivian Kim Wins Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship 05/03
	Brain Researcher Receives $500k Bristol-Myers Squibb Grant 05/03
	Provost's Undergraduate Research Award: Johns Hopkins Senior Matthew Kroot Participates in Syrian Dig and Unearths Ancient Tomb 04/03
	Mothers' Moves from Welfare to Work May Not Hurt Children 03/03
	Iraq War Sources from the Johns Hopkins University 02/03
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins professor available to comment on the cultures and politics of the Arab world through an analysis of the language situation 02/03
	Baltimore Women "Getting by on the Minimum" 01/03
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins professor Sonia Ryang available to comment on Korean culture 01/03
2002
	Archaeological Dig Resumes in Egypt -- and Online 12/02
	Media Advisory: Witchcraft, Sex, Demons and God 10/02
	Historian John Baldwin to Receive Legion of Honor 10/02
	Gift Establishes Jewish Studies Program at Johns Hopkins 09/02
	Johns Hopkins Professor is Curator of The Quest for Immortality 07/02
	Digital Research Projects Get $3 Million 05/02
	Male Starlings Sing a Song of Reproductive Fitness 04/02
	Public Housing Can Have Positive Impacts on Children 04/02
	Work Plus Welfare Means a Better Life for Low-Income Families 04/02
	U.N. Unveils New Approach to Tracking Nonprofits Globally 03/02
	Debut of 'Sick Transit' Video 03/02
	Witch Hunts an Indirect Effort to Prove God Exists, Scholar Says 02/02
	Welfare Reform Sources 02/02
	10-Year Grant Extends Economist's Study of Out-of-Wedlock Births 01/02
2001
	Egyptian Dig Web Site A Hit, Returns in January 12/01
	Child Care Should Meet Needs of Both Mothers and Children 12/01
	Pros and Cons of Population Loss in Baltimore Neighborhoods: Policy Graduate Students Present Findings 11/01
	Historian Says "Largest U.S. Slave Rebellion Plot" Never Happened 10/01
	Welfare for Low-Income Families: Children of non-citizen immigrants are less likely to receive cash assistance 10/01
	Speech Recognition Technology Will Search Holocaust Archives 10/01
	Hopkins Psychologist Peter W. Jusczyk, 1948-2001 08/01
	Health Coverage for Low-Income Families 08/01
	Hopkins Undergraduates Honored for Research 04/01
	Adults Dropped from Welfare Rolls Tend to Be Least Ready to Hold a Job 02/01
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
	A Closer Look at Welfare Reform 09/00
	Study Finds Welfare Recipients Understand Reform Rules Only Generally, Are Increasing Their Work Effort 07/00
	Media Advisory: Mayors' Roundtable Discussion 06/00
	Imports Contribute to Maryland Economy 06/2000
	Johns Hopkins to Offer Advanced Training for Nonprofit Workers 05/2000
	Newman Named Director of Institute for Policy Studies 05/2000
	Essay on Service Wins Contest on Citizenship 04/2000
	Maryland Nonprofits Employ More People Than Manufacturing 02/00
	What's ahead for research universities in the 21st century? President William R. Brody shares his vision 01/00
1999
	Professor Wins 'Improving World Order' Award 11/99
	Recording the Baltimore Civil Rights Struggle (09/99)
	Grant to Provide Advanced Training for Nonprofit Workers 08/99
	Orphanages: Father Flanagan or Fagin? A Social History of the Institution that Spawned Welfare 07/99
	Documenting Success: 'Career Transcripts' Track Lifelong Learning 06/99
	Technology Historian Declares Vegas Eighth Wonder, Arranges Field Trip to Site 01/99
	From the Mind of Monkeys: New Clues to Evolution of Human Brain 01/99
1998
	Welfare Reform Sources 12/98
	Johns Hopkins Grant Aims to Put the Hardest-to-Employ on the 'Career' Track 11/98
	Johns Hopkins-led Study Finds Nonprofit Sector is a Burgeoning, Economic Force 11/98
	What Welfare Recipients Are Saying about Welfare Reform 06/98
1997
	Hopkins Professor Makes Career Choices His Job 09/97
	Hopkins Program Focuses on Citizenship 03/97
	Hopkins Library to Send Publications to Rwanda 02/97
	Hopkins Philosopher Examines Philanthropy 02/97
1996
	Media Advisory: Source on Social Security Privatization 12/96
	Anthropology News Tips from the Johns Hopkins University 06/96
1995
	News Tips on Archaeology and Egyptology from Johns Hopkins 09/95
	Hopkins Collection Reflects History of Social Work 04/95
	"To Do" Lists and Other Jottings from Ancient Egypt 03/95
1994
	Hopkins Archaeologist Digging for Answers at Syrian Site 05/94