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Aboard
A second installment of new faculty announced for 2004-05:
• Kevin Hartshorn, assistant professor of mathematics. B.A., Notre Dame,
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley. Kevin replaces Sylvia Forman, who
is staying at St. Joseph’s University. (She and her husband bought a
house in Philadelphia last week.) Kevin has taught at UC-Davis and is currently
at
Oberlin College. His articles are filled with terms such as Heegaard surfaces and Haken
manifolds and handlebodies, and he also writes about scissors and
string. This goes to show that math has changed a lot since the editor of InCommon learned
to add and subtract. But he explains that all this has to do with his area
of interest, which is topology, the measurement of space.
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Joel Nathan Rosen, assistant professor of sociology. B.A., Ohio State University;
double M.A. in sociology and Southern studies, University of Mississippi; Ph.D.,
University of Kent, England. His dissertation is on American sports. (Go figure.)
He is currently at Monmouth College in Illinois. JR is a displaced Texan who “at
a young age was whisked away to Cleveland and held in frozen animation for some
time.” While in England, he learned to speak English (as opposed to
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April
27,
2004
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Invested
for $uccess:
Amrhein
Investment Club is a first-place winner
at the RISE conference for college
and university investment groups.
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Bases
Loaded and Play Ball!:
Moravian
softball sets records, Ed Little
(baseball coach) passes 300th career
win mark, Jason Toedter wins MAC
men's singles championship.
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Number-Crunching and
Google:
Report
on Moravian math conference, for which
math prof Michael Fraboni received an
ODK Leadership Award. Math
faculty solves a Google puzzle. |
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Welcome
Aboard!:
Two
new faculty members.
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Datebook:
Campus
calendar. |
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Gaudeamus:
Faculty/staff/student
achievements. |
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