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"We used to talk about being in the back of the bus. Today the real question is, do you have bus fare?" Julianne Malveaux
Economist and columnist

Malveaux hits discrimination targets

Economic and political inequities 'dismantling the dream,' MLK speaker says

February 11, 2004

Racial divide is really an imaginary fault line, profs say

February 11, 2004

Julianne Malveaux speaks at the 30th annual Martin Luther King breakfast.

Malveaux takes aims at political, economic sources of discrimination

February 9, 2004

Burchard Scholars selected

February 4, 2004

MLK Awards to be served at breakfast

January 28, 2004

Malveaux to speak at MLK breakfast

November 19, 2003

Correction

October 22, 2003

Computers process the drawings of museum visitors to help guide them through principles of Zen philosophy.

Zen and the art of computers

October 22, 2003

MLK Visiting Professor, Scholar named; 4 continue as MLK profs

October 8, 2003

Art Talk: Patricia Powell, author

September 17, 2003

Buddhist monks gather outside Kresge Auditorium.

Dalai Lama enlists science in quest for 'a happy mind'

Monk links mental imagery, meditation

September 17, 2003

The Dalai Lama was given a tour of the Whitehead Institute/MIT Center for Genome Research by biology professor Eric Lander (right), head of the Genome Center and the Broad Institute. Yama Chompel (left) a Tibetan, instructs the Dalai Lama in pipetting isopropel into mouse DNA in the lab. Next to the Dalai Lama is his translator, Thupton Jinpa.

Dalai Lama enlists science in quest for 'a happy mind'

Buddhism, science share curiosity about the world

September 17, 2003

"If he were not a monk, he would have liked to have been an engineer."

Dalai Lama enlists science in quest for 'a happy mind'

Tibet leader sounds playful note in serious pursuits

September 17, 2003

During a discussion of mental imagery that was part of a two-day conference at MIT featuring the Dalai Lama and prominent scientists, Stephen M. Kosslyn of Harvard asked the Dalai Lama what he saw in this sketch, pointing out that some people see a duck while others see a rabbit. The Dalai Lama saw both.

Dalai Lama enlists science in quest for 'a happy mind'

Dalai Lama notes potential of science

September 17, 2003

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September 17, 2003

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Burchard Scholars selected

MLK Awards to be served at breakfast

Malveaux to speak at MLK breakfast

Correction

Zen and the art of computers

MLK Visiting Professor, Scholar named; 4 continue as MLK profs

Art Talk: Patricia Powell, author

Dalai Lama enlists science in quest for 'a happy mind'

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