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March 2005

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Making the Grade in Room 33G

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• Red Sox sign on for anti-violence training at NU
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• Endowment rises by 21.4 percent
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• Take a Bow!
Highlighting NU faculty and staff members
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• NU studying police-citizen relations
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• Israelis, Palestinians discuss media coverage
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Making swords into plowshares
At a "Meet the Authors” lecture in Snell Library in February, two sociology professors tackled the difficult question of why people hate. Jack Levin, the Brudnick Professor of Sociology and Criminology, and associate professor Gordana Rabrenovic-director and associate director, respectively, of the Brudnick Center on Violence and Conflict, and coauthors of the 2004 book Why We Hate-offered their analyses of a troubling aspect of human nature, and suggested practical methods for creating a more peaceful world.