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Tom Friedman '75 Helps Kick Off Institute

On October 18, 2004, Tom Friedman--Brandeis alumnus, New York Times columnist, and three-time Pulitzer Prize winner--spent a full day on the Brandeis University campus to help publicize the opening of the Brandeis Institute for Investigative Journalism. He met with students from the University's journalism program, delivered an address in Spingold Theater, and attended a cocktail celebration at the Chestnut Hill home of the Institute's founding million-dollar contributors, Elaine and Gerry Schuster.

In the fall of 2006, Friedman will return to Brandeis to co-teach a course called "The Economics of Globalization."

Top Left: Florence Graves and Tom Friedman: Florence Graves moderated a question and answer session attended by Brandeis Journalism Program students.

Top Right: Jerry Fineberg, Jehuda Reinharz, and Sandy Sanders.

Bottom Left: Tom Friedman addresses hundreds of students, faculty, and guests at Brandeis University's Spingold Theater.

Bottom Right: Tom Friedman with Professor Jeffrey Abramson of the Brandeis Politics Department and Professor Jackie Jones of the Brandeis History Department.

Top Left: Tom Friedman and Trustee Jonathan Davis.

Top Right: Tom Friedman discusses his career with students at Brandeis University's Shapiro Campus Center.

Bottom Left: Tom Friedman and Teddy Berenson.

Bottom Right: Marty Krauss and Jerry Fineberg.

Top Left: Tom Friedman with Elaine and Gerry Schuster.

Top Right: Cynthia Berenson, Sandra Fineberg, and Shula Reinharz.

Center: President Jehuda Reinharz addresses guests at Elaine and Gerry Schuster's home.

Bottom Left: Teddy Berenson and Tom Friedman.

Bottom Right: Nancy Winship, Brandeis's senior vice president of institutional advancement, Tom Friedman, and Professor Jeffrey Abramson of the Brandeis Politics Department.

For more information, please contact The Brandeis Institute for Investigative Journalism at 781-736-4953 or investigativejourn@brandeis.edu.