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News items about Marylhurst departments, faculty, alumni and students.

Paul Sutinen at Nine Gallery
Paul Sutinen's Sculpture in the Form of a Small Building in the Distance will be exhibited at the Nine Gallery in Portland through May 30.

Furman Drive Closure
Furman Drive will be closed May 12, 13 and 14. Enter the campus through Mary's Woods, via Holy Names Drive.

Lisa Jo Frech Interviewed by Kosovo Journalists
Science faculty Lisa Jo Frech was invited by the U.S. State Department to confer with environmental journalists from Kosovo.

Terry Christensen's Research Garners Honors
MAIS alum Terry Christensen is attracting national attention with his dissertation research on noted physicist John Archibald Wheeler.

Post Office Entrance Detour
The entrance to the Marylhurst Post Office will be closed starting May 6, to enable completion of the sidewalk and landscaping. Post Office patrons may enter through the Marylhurst deliveries door.

MAIS Faculty & Student Present at Conference
Dina Hartzell, faculty, and Heather Davis, student in the MAIS program, presented papers at the Mythology of Violence conference in Santa Barbara in April.

Jane Goodall Visits Marylhurst University
Famed anthropologist Jane Goodall spread her message of peace during a visit at Marylhurst University on April 23.

Traffic Reroute Beginning May 1
The intersection north of BP John will be closed during the day Thursday & Friday, May 1 & 2, and Monday & Tuesday, May 5 & 6. Traffic will be rerouted around St. Catherine and Marian Halls.

Marylhurst Sale Hits the Bricks
Marylhurst University's second brick sales effort in 80 years puts the 'fun' in fundraising.

Nancy Gibson to Present at Cultural Anthropology Conference
Interdisciplinary Studies student Nancy Gibson will present her paper on trust-based giving at the 2008 Society for Cultural Anthropology Conference.

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