May  2005, Vol. 6 No. 6


 


Articles included:


Are We Phoenicians After All?
Fine Arts Resumes Its Departmental Status at AUB
British Ambassador Addresses AUB Faculty  and Students
Actual versus Virtual Strategies: The Lebanese Budget
City Debates 2005: The Present and Future of Urban Heritage
Sharif Abdunnur’s Newest Plays: Comic Humor and Mime
Errata
March CASAR Lectures Explore American Culture
Translators of the Koran Resorted to Linguistic Compromise to Appease Christian Authorities
Professor Nesreen Ghaddar Appointed to Qatar Chair in Energy Studies
History of Religion in AUB: A Thorny Issue Raised
International Conference at AUB Discusses Visual Practices in Relation to Secularism, Religious Nationalism, and the State
Icons Tell Stories in the Gospel
New Jordanian Cabinet Appoints AUB Alumni
European/Mediterranean Neighborhood: Fight or Might?
AUB Community Focuses on Sustainability
Faculty Profiles: Salim Chahine and Armond Manassian
AUB 136 Commencement Exercises


 




Health Professionals Attend Course on Managing Public Health
Staff Profile: Henry Matthews
Chronicle of Higher Education to Feature AUB in a Series of Stories
AUB School Fair
In the Memory of Nurse Mazen El Zahabi
IN MEMORIAM
Two New Appointments at the Office of Financial Planning
AUB Book Club Celebrates First Anniversary
Women’s League Elects New Board
Graduate Education Students Present Research Results
Technical Problems Mar Drama Club’s Newest Productions
All-Female Cast Stars in Richard II Play Reading
Book Review: Medieval Islamic Philosophical Writings by Muhammad Ali Khalidi
Custodial Services Workshop Promotes Health, Safety, and Cleanliness
An Artist Explores His Arab Roots



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In an article, “AUB: Molders of Leaders,” published previously in AUBulletin Today (Vol. 6 No. 3), we listed some of the renowned AUB alumni who are now ministers and members of Parliament in Lebanon and the Middle East. The list keeps growing. We can now add two other AUB alumni, who are now members of the new Jordanian cabinet, formed on April 7.

Farouk Kasrawi, former Jordanian ambassador and Royal Court consultant in 2003, was appointed Jordan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. He succeeds another AUB alumnus, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister Marwan Muasher. Kasrawi received his BA in public administration from AUB in 1962. The second minister, who was re-appointed Minister of Education and Higher Learning, is Khaled Toukan, who graduated from AUB with a BE in 1977 and went on to earn his PhD in nuclear engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1982.

 


 

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