Emory Links: Emory Homepage Emory Search Emory Directory Emory Jobs Emory Events Calendar Emory Web Site Index	December 2000 / January 2001 Reconciliation The problem of defining Emory's most elusive year By Amy Benson Brown "What is striking about today's academic professionals is the frequently agonizing way they perceive their workloads. --John Banja Clinical Ethicist at the Center for Ethics in Public Policy and the Professions "Even on a college campus, interpersonal problems, if not dealt with quickly and adequately, can escalate into violence. --Bob Agnew Professor of Sociology and past director of the Program in Violence Studies Intellectual content on the conference table Difference Politicized Reflections on Contemporary Race Theory By Mark Sanders, Associate Professor of English and Director of African American Studies Race Theory: A Selected Bibliography AE Weekly The Reconciliation Sutras of Two Twentieth-Century Doctors of Nonviolence Mahatma K. Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. By Purushottama Bilimoria, Rockefeller Fellow and Visiting Professor in the Center for Public Scholarship and the Department of Religion Challenges for New Faculty A review By Theodore Brelsford, Visiting Assistant Professor of Religion and Education, Candler Disability and the Academy A field comes of age By Amy Benson Brown Endnotes A selection of remarks by recent speakers on campus

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