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101. Four retire after long service. Four retire after long service. Faculty, Individual; Staff; Teaching; Theatre Department; Psychology Department; Linguistics; Anthropology Department; Sports Center Notes about retirees Dell Rhodes (1975-2007), John Haviland (1986-2005), Ann Casey (1989-2006), and Max Muller (1989-2006).
102. Frank Loxley Griffin, ca. 1950 Frank Loxley Griffin, ca. 1950 Faculty, Individual; Griffin, Frank Loxley [1881-1969, 1911-1956 at Reed, 1954-1956 as President]; Mathematics Department; Presidents; Portrait of Frank Loxley Griffin, Reed mathematics professor 1911-1956 and later acting Reed president 1954-1956, ca. 1950. Photograph taken by Colin Herald Campbell '33.
103. Frank Munk, 1901-99. Frank Munk, 1901-99. Political Science Department; Faculty, Individual Obituary for Professor Frank Munk covering his escape
104. Frank Smith Fussner, professor emeritus of history Frank Smith Fussner, professor emeritus of history Faculty, Individual; History Department Obituary for Frank Fussner, professor emeritus of history, who taught history, particularly Tudor history, at Reed for 20 years.
105. Friends rally for Andrew Linehan Scholarship. By Matt Kelly Friends rally for Andrew Linehan Scholarship. By Matt Kelly Scholarships; Environmental Studies; Alumni, Individual; Conservation; Notes about the funding of a scholarship in honor of Andy Linehan '78 who died from cancer; he was an expert on wind turbines and conservation issues.
106. From grain to brain. By Matt Kelly From grain to brain. By Matt Kelly Physics Department; Alumni, Individual; Endowment; Faculty, Individual Notes about Paul Mockett '59, a retired physics professor at the University of Washington, who has endowed a chair in physics at Reed in honor of Professor Jean Delord.
107. From tailed amphibia to telecom startups. By Kate Hobbie From tailed amphibia to telecom startups. By Kate Hobbie Sciences; Biology Department; Finances; Alumni, Individual Article on Gary Rieschel '79, a biology undergraduate who became a venture capitalist focusing on funding startups.
108. From the inside looking in. By Darius Rejali From the inside looking in. By Darius Rejali War; Faculty, Individual; Political Science Department; Lecture; Politics Essay adapted from a talk by Rejali about his trip to Iran with his parents, his father's hospital stay there; includes an essay entitled One child-soldier's story written by Mehrdad Azizolahi.
109. Gail Kelly demanded (and gave) much. By Alex Golub '95. Gail Kelly demanded (and gave) much. By Alex Golub '95. Faculty, Individual; Anthropology Department; Teaching Article about Gail Kelly '55, an anthropology professor at Reed who is praised for demanding extraordinary dedication from students for the life of the mind, and the conference honoring her organized by...
110. Gail Kelly memorial scholarship founded. By Matt Kelly Gail Kelly memorial scholarship founded. By Matt Kelly Faculty, Individual; Anthropology Department; Scholarships; Development and Fundraising; Teaching; Essay about the founding of the new Gail Kelly Scholarship to honor the anthropology professor who taught at Reed for 40 years.
111. Gary Snyder '51 Interviewed by John Sheehy '82 Gary Snyder '51 Interviewed by John Sheehy ’82 Snyder, Gary [1930- ]; Beat Poets; Poetry; Student Activities; Off-Campus Life; Anthropology Department; Thesis; Faculty, Individual; Reynolds, Lloyd J. [1902-1978, 1929-1969 at Reed]; Whalen, Philip [1923-2002]; Literary Publications; Oral History Project; Interview in the Oral History Project of Gary Snyder '51 by John Sheehy '82 about his experiences as a student at Reed, his courses and teachers, in particular Lloyd Reynolds and David French, his writing...
112. Geography is destiny Geography is destiny Alumni, Individual; Sciences Note about Greg Neumann '69 and his career in geophysics and tectonophysics, and with the Mars Global Surveyor.
113. Getting down to brass tacks by Tara Wilkinson. Getting down to brass tacks by Tara Wilkinson. Alumni, individual; Economics Department Article about Anaka Narayanan '04 who designs clothing using local fabric for her own business, Brass Tacks, in Chennai (formerly Madras), India.
114. Grains of truth. By Bobbie Hasselbring Grains of truth. By Bobbie Hasselbring Agriculture; Alumni, Individual; Food; Laboratories; Biology Department Article about Pamela Ronald '82 and her genetic engineering work with grains.
115. Growing the curriculum. By Geoff Koch Growing the curriculum. By Geoff Koch Curriculum; Teaching; Environmental Studies; Students Studying; Students in Class; Students - Individual; Canyon; Faculty, Individual; Campus; Article about the new environmental studies course and the many changes on campus that support sustainability.
116. History 36 conference, March 1932 History 36 conference, March 1932 Arragon, Reginald Francis [1891-1986, 1923-1962 at Reed]; Campus Life; Classes; History Department; Students in Class; History 36 conference class, March, 1932; posed outdoors in front of a tree with history professor Rex Arragon; back row: Hank Aiken; Norman Harrington; Hunter Morrison; Jane Winks; Margaret Ann Miller;...
117. History Department Curriculum History History Department Curriculum History History Department; Academics; Teaching; Faculty; Classes; Division of History and Social Sciences; Curriculum; Brief overview of the origin and development of the History Department at Reed, including a listing of representative classes and a few long-term faculty.
118. History professor John Tomsich retires from Reed. By Edward Segel. History professor John Tomsich retires from Reed. By Edward Segel. Faculty, Individual; History Department; Teaching Note on the retirement of John Tomsich, at Reed from 1962 and author of an American history classic, A Genteel Endeavor. Tomsich, an admired lecturer in Humanities 210 and 220, expanded his interests into...
119. Homeostatic plasticity in neuronal networks explained. By Gina Turrigiano '84 Homeostatic plasticity in neuronal networks explained. By Gina Turrigiano '84 Sciences; Alumni, Individual; Biology Department Essay by Gina Turrigiano '84, a 2000 MacArthur genius fellowship, about her research on neuronal activity of the brain.
120. How to mark a family legacy. How to mark a family legacy. Financial Aid; Scholarships; Development and Fundraising; Sociology Department; Alumni, Individual Essay on Matt Bergman '86, his uncle Eli Bergman '50, and other members of his family who graduated from Reed and their establishment of a Bergman Family Scholarship; includes discussion of professor John...
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