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BOT Member Andrew Wilson: from the Mechanical Bull to Medical School


Although Andrew Wilson graduated two years ago and is now embarking on a career in academic medicine, he maintains strong ties to Vanderbilt as a Young Alumni Trustee.

Young alumna plays active board role


Alice Ji, a 2006 Vanderbilt graduate and one of the youngest Board of Trust members, said it was the nervousness she experienced on her first day at Vanderbilt that inspired her to become a board member.

Faculty senators protest HBO prizefight at Vanderbilt


The Faculty Senate Executive Committee issued a memo to the Vanderbilt administration this past weekend condemning the HBO boxing special held at Memorial Gymnasium.

Faculty protest Memorial boxing match


The Faculty Senate's Executive Committee has delivered a letter to members of the administration in protest of Saturday night's HBO boxing match.

Board of Trust member Reynolds supports continued education


Voted one of Business Week's 50 most philanthropic Americans in 2004, Board of Trust Member and Chairman and CEO of both the Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation and EduCap Inc. Catherine Reynolds annually donates millions of dollars to worthy causes.

Message from Chancellor Zeppos


BOT member Cal Turner Jr. has complicated legacy


The Hustler's project profiling members of the Board of Trust continues with Cal Turner Jr.

Ranked on the Forbes 500 top CEO pay, Board of Trust member and former CEO of Dollar General Cal Turner Jr. has survived both scandal and repute.

Board member Ainslie director of Lehman Bros.


Vanderbilt Board of Trust member, private investor and real estate tycoon Michael L. Ainslie has shown that the sky is the limit with a Vanderbilt degree in economics.

Tenn. professor sues Germany for Nazi art seizure


NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—An 82-year-old Holocaust survivor and his family are suing the German government over an extensive art collection, including paintings by El Greco and Peter Paul Rubens, seized by the Nazis and sold at auction during World War II.

Acclaimed Vanderbilt photographer dies


Neil Brake, whose thousands of photographs of the Vanderbilt community over the past eight years will serve forever as a resource

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