Balanced Attack Leads Johns Hopkins to 75-53 Win over Stevenson Nov 21, 2009
Andrew Farber-Miller punched up 14 points and 11 boards Friday night in the season opener (Hopkinssports.com)
10 Secrets to Raising More Than $15,000 for College Nov 15, 2009
At Goucher College near Baltimore, for example, school managers say students are choosing smaller meal plans. By switching from a 480-meal-per-year plan to a 380-meal plan, students can save about $400 at Goucher. (Yahoo News -- Top Stories)
Alice Rossi, 87, noted sociologist, leading feminist Nov 10, 2009
She did research at Harvard University, the University of Chicago, and Johns Hopkins University before finally teaching full time at Goucher College. She joined the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1974 with her husband, Peter, a sociologist who also received a faculty appointment there. (Boston Globe)
Watts to lead CU Real Estate Center Nov 4, 2009
She holds a bachelor s degree from Goucher College and a master of landscape architecture degree from the University of Illinois. denvernews@bizjournals. (Denver Business Journal, CO)
At the last minute ... Shippensburg University football coach earns win No. 150 Oct 11, 2009
Susquehanna University head coach Jim Findlay earned his 100th career mens soccer victory with help from sophomore defender Joey Stellato who recorded a hat trick as visiting Susquehanna defeated Goucher College, 41, in a Landmark Conference soccer game at Beldon Field on Oct. 10. Susquehanna (481, 12 Landmark) notched its first goal in the 14th minute as junior midfielder Brandon Eisenhart, a Mechanicsburg graduate, recorded his second career goal. (Carlisle Sentinel, PA)
The Magnificent Mencken Aug 28, 2009
But where Rodgers a lay scholar of Mencken since the day she tripped over a bundle of his love letters in the Goucher College library shines is in giving us the most recognizably human Mencken to date. Her book can even be judged by its cover, a shot of Mencken the bon vivant downing Baltimore s first glass of post-Prohibition beer. (The American Conservative)
BU student’s admission of illegal downloads may cost him $4.5m Jul 31, 2009
On the witness stand, the graduate student in physics unapologetically admitted downloading more than 800 songs from 1999 to at least 2007 on his computers at his home in Providence and at Goucher College in Maryland. Smiling often, he explained that he grew up in a family that loves and plays music - his mother is a professional harpist - and that peer-to-peer music-sharing networks made it easy for him to get the songs he liked free, including those by Nirvana, Green Day, the Ramones, and... (Boston Globe)
Defendant in Music Downloading Case Admits Liability Jul 31, 2009
Tenenbaum, who said he minored in music while an undergraduate at Goucher College in Baltimore, also testified that his awareness that downloading and distributing copyrighted songs was illegal "was something that progressed" in his mind over time. The lively session began with Nesson's objection to the plaintiffs' team's move to call Tenenbaum as a witness, instead of letting the defense present Tenenbaum's testimony. (Law.com)
Lawyer: Song swapper on trial doing 'what kids do' Jul 29, 2009
Reynolds said Tenenbaum used a computer in his parents' house in Providence and then at Goucher College in Baltimore, where he was a student, to download and distribute digital files. He was flagged in August 2004 by MediaSentry, a private investigation company that was used by the recording industry to identify illegal song distribution. (The Star Online, Malaysia)
Lawyer: Song swapper in Mass. case a “good kid” Jul 29, 2009
Daily American - Lawyer: Song swapper in Mass. In only the second music-downloading case against an individual to go to trial, the major recording labels accuse Joel Tenenbaum, 25, of Providence, R.I., of downloading and distributing songs from such bands as Green Day and Aerosmith. (Somerset Daily American, PA)
Opening statements made in civil suit over swapping songs Jul 29, 2009
When Joel went to Goucher College, his father warned him about lawsuits by the recording industry, but Joel said the labels only pursued people who downloaded a lot of music, said Arthur Tenenbaum. Joel Tenenbaum is one of more than 18,000 recipients of letters from the Recording Industry Association of America in recent years demanding payment for illegal file-sharing. (Boston Globe)
‘The Wanted’ is light on news, truth Jul 20, 2009
But watch tonight s show and you ll understand why Goucher College president Sanford J. Ungar, when asked to go on camera last winter to discuss an employee accused of Rwandan war crimes, complained that the interview was totally orchestrated. Ungar also said he found it odd that NBC, which brought a Rwandan prosecutor to his office, would be working in tandem with a foreign government. (Boston Globe)
Former Miss Stanislaus wins runner-up for state Jul 20, 2009
Yosemite National Park archaeologist Laura Kirn won the 2009 Goucher College Master of Arts in Historic Preservation Alumnae Prize as the outstanding first-year student in the historic preservation graduate program. Goucher is a private college in Baltimore. (Modesto Bee, CA)
Brookline woman searching for her brother's hero Jul 18, 2009
Two years after Jonathan moved to Baltimore to attend Goucher College, Lynne enrolled at Johns Hopkins University, only 10 minutes away. I knew he was special, says Lynne, 30, who lives on Pleasant Street. (Brookline TAB, MA)
NBC hopes viewers appreciate action news series Jul 13, 2009
Their methods came into question over the winter during an investigation of Leopold Munyakazi, a French professor at Goucher College in Baltimore, who was accused of participating in Rwanda's genocide 15 years ago. Goucher's president, Sanford J. Ungar, said producers wanted to film him being told by a Rwandan prosecutor that Ungar had a war criminal working for him. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Entertainment)
Investigative Infotainment Jul 9, 2009
The series attracted , the interest of the , and that of other news organization earlier this year after the show's crew confronted Leopold Munyakazi, a visiting professor of French at Goucher College, and him to respond to charges of genocide leveled against him in his native Rwanda. The heavy-handed bushwhacking of Munyakazi, whom Human Rights Watch senior adviser Alison Des Forges as unjustly accused, struck me as a desperate attempt by NBC to expand its cheesy realty-show franchise. (Slate)
HINGHAM'S YESTERDAYS: Town observes 4th with concert, bonfire and parade Jun 30, 2009
Miss Ingram is a student at Goucher College. WANTED: For month of July only. (Hingham Journal, MA)
Keynotes for June 18 Jun 19, 2009
Seniors, and the college they will be attending, are: Michael Ahearn and Victoria Soal, Boston College; Meghan Avery, University of New Haven; Michael Barry, Corrine Bouchard and Zachary Saunders, University of Massachusetts, Lowell; Nicole Barry, University of New Hampshire; Samuel Brunelle, Bentley University; Julia Burkhart, Quinnipiac University; Samantha Carver, Western New England College; Rachel Caty, Kara Clifford, Sean Culhane, Patrick Tomczyk and Alexander Berry, University of... (Hudson Sun, MA)
More Hudson High graduates favor state schools Jun 19, 2009
Draghi, Chiara Goucher College. Duarte, Tiago Employment. (Hudson Sun, MA)
Informal Postbac Premed Programs in... Jun 17, 2009
Some programs with linkages include Goucher College, Tufts University, and John Hopkins University. California Community College. (Suite101.com)
Lawyer, playwright Ritchie well regarded May 13, 2009
Ritchie graduated from Goucher College in Baltimore with a degree in English. Though she went on to earn her law degree from the University of Pennsylvania, she never lost her passion for writing. (Buffalo Business First, NY)
• Wendell's Fleming signs with NPCC to play basketball May 5, 2009
Fleming turned down scholarship offers from Goucher College in Baltimore, Md. and the University of the Southwest in Hobbs, N.M. From academics to basketball, NPCC was the right fit, she said. (Burley South Idaho Press, ID)
CIFF: You should go Mar 26, 2009
Diana Hume George teaches writing at Goucher College, Ohio University, and the Chautauqua Institution. COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE. (Erie Times-News, PA)
FINANCIAL AID TOOLS: Applicants should plan ahead Mar 25, 2009
He's applying to Goucher College in Baltimore in part because he likes its international relations program. Also: his mother believes the school, where women outnumber men, might woo her son with scholarship money. (USA Today -- News)
Beryl Angleman Bunker Mar 13, 2009
Beryl was born to parents Kenneth C. and Sara C. Angleman of Fanwood, N.J. She graduated high school from St. John Baptist School in 1948 and graduated from Goucher College in 1952. Beryl married Joseph D. Bunker in 1950 and is survived by their three children, Joseph D. Bunker Jr., Timothy A. Bunker and Valerie B. Roy; by her brother Capt. Cornell C. Angleman, USN Ret. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)
Evelyn Haile Price Feb 24, 2009
Evelyn graduated from Towson High School and Goucher College. She was united in marriage to T. Howard Price on June 5, 1937, at the Haile family home in Cockeysville, Md. (Corvallis Gazette Times, OR)
To Catch a War Criminal? Feb 11, 2009
Leopold Munyakazi as pictured on an Interpol "wanted" pageThe , the , , and other outlets reported last week that Goucher College had suspended , a visiting professor from Rwanda, after learning of genocide charges brought against him in Rwanda. Goucher President explains in an that the chargeswhich Munyakazi denieswere brought to his attention in December by "a producer from NBC News working on a series about international war criminals who are living in the United States." The... (Slate)
U.S. news show takes on war crime, and attracts criticism Feb 11, 2009
For more than a year, NBC has been investigating the possible perpetrators of human rights abuses in several countries, but the case of Leopold Munyakazi, a visiting professor of French at Goucher College in Towson, Maryland, is the only one that has become public. In December, an NBC crew and a Rwandan prosecutor confronted Munyakazi with charges that he had participated in that country's genocide in 1994. (International Herald Tribune)
Jonah Goldberg Feb 10, 2009
Prior to his television work, Goldberg was a research analyst in social and political studies at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC. A 1991 graduate of Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland, he served on the colleges Board of Trustees from 1991-94. After graduating from college, he spent a year working as an English teacher in Prague, Czechoslovakia. (Townhall.com)
Rwanda: U.S. Plans to Deport Genocide Suspect Feb 8, 2009
He was recently suspended from his teaching position at Goucher College in Baltimore, to pave way for investigations and was arrested on Tuesday afternoon at his home in Towson. Munyakazi who is on an Interpol Red Notice is accused of seven counts which include Genocide, Complicity to Genocide, conspiracy to commit Genocide, negation of the Genocide and creation and association of a criminal gang. (allAfrica.com)
Md. Professor Accused In Genocide Arrested Feb 8, 2009
Munyakazi, who taught French at Goucher College, was recently removed from teaching after the school became aware he was wanted in his home country on genocide charges ... Leopold Munyakazi, 59, taught French at Goucher College, north of Baltimore, until the liberal arts school learned in December that he was wanted in Rwanda. (CBS News -- US)
