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Special Report: Growing the Rochester Endowment
The University's endowment has benefited from the bull markets of the late '90s, but managers have created a portfolio designed to withstand bear markets, too.
Long at the forefront of research on the debilitating neurological disease,
Rochester scientists are using a multipronged assault to unlock the keys to
Alzheimer's.
Incoming students may not learn class yells any more, but they discover a lot
about learning and life at the College in a newly revived, weeklong Orientation
program.
Janet Catherine Berlo, one of the nation's most prominent authorities
on the art of the Plains Indians, discovers her own artistic identity after
a bout of "quilt madness." The Eastman School of Music strengthens its nationally recognized organ program
with several new initiatives. A two-time winner of Broadway's highest honor, orchestrator Douglas Besterman
'85 has helped create the music for some of the stage's biggest hits. Rochester Review for the Web
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Alzheimer's: New Science, New Hope?
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Orchestration of a Tony Award Winner