Work of Stephen E. Braude, Philosophy, to Be Topic of Workshop in Germany
The Institute for Philosophy at the University of Dortmund in Germany is holding a weekend workshop in mid February on Multiple Personality, Identity and Responsibility, focusing on the writing of three philosophical experts in the area, one of whom is Stephen E. Braude, professor of philosophy. Braude will summarize his work and then field questions during the afternoon session on Feb. 16. The discussion will center around Braude's book First Person Plural and several of his papers, including "Multiple Personality and Moral Responsibility," and "The Creativity of Dissociation."

Track and Field's Fauntleroy Garners Conference's First Weekly Award
Senior Ashley Fauntleroy received the first America East Conference Women’s Field Performer of the Week award, for the week ending Dec. 3. Fauntleroy, a four-time conference champion for the 2007-08 indoor and outdoor seasons, started just where she left off last year as she turned in two second-place finishes and two ECAC qualifying marks at the Retrievers’ first outing of the year, the Bucknell Bison Opener.
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Jay Greene Named America East Men's Basketball Player of the Week
Junior guard Jay Greene (Whitehall, Pa./Whitehall) has been named America East Conference men’s basketball Player of the Week for games ending Dec. 2. Greene has piloted UMBC to a 6-1 start and emerged from an early season scoring drought to spearhead Saturday’s 83-68 come-from-behind win at American.
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