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	November 15, 2005 Harry Potter Spells Success
	November 02, 2005 California Social Welfare Archives Inducts Feldman into Hall of Distinction; Honors McCroskey and Famed Labor Rights Activist Huerta
	October 11, 2005 USC Festival 125: All School Day Helps Build Bridges, Create Community
	September 06, 2005 HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORTS
	August 26, 2005 NIMH Awards Brekke $3-Million Grant For Promoting Faster Recovery of Schizophrenia Patients
	August 10, 2005 Campbell Collaboration, American Institutes for Research Join Forces To Boost Public Understanding of Research Findings
	July 06, 2005 Gillies Earns Community Service Award for Outreach to Prevent Child Abuse
	June 03, 2005 Campbell Collaboration Invites Submissions for Sixth Annual International Scientific Program
	May 13, 2005 Congratulations 2005 Graduates!
	April 28, 2005 Cancer Patients Face Undiagnosed Depression, Ell Finds in Study of Low-Income Minority Women
	April 07, 2005 Center for Asian Pacific Leadership Opens to Fanfare; Korean National Assemblyman, USC Marching Band on Hand
	April 05, 2005 Schneiderman Receives Grant to Study Oral Health Behavior of Individuals with Cognitive Impairments in South Central L.A.
	March 23, 2005 Making 'Connections' at a Family Affair: School Celebrates Opening of Randall Information Center, Installation of Social Work Mural
	March 01, 2005 "A Celebration of the Heart" Pays Tribute to Leaders Solving Social Problems Through Research, Community Service
	February 24, 2005 An 'Inclusive Workplace' Welcomes Diversity on All Levels, Says Mor Barak
	February 18, 2005 School Promotes Astor, McCroskey to Full Professors
	February 16, 2005 USC School of Social Work Presents An Afternoon With Oscar-Nominated Director of "Super Size Me"
	February 10, 2005 Aranda To Present Mental Health Issues in Elderly Latinos at California Policy Institute on Health
	February 08, 2005 Washington University's Cabassa Presents "Hispanic Immigrants' Intentions to Seek Depression Care" Colloquium
	February 03, 2005 Ell Receives $2.95 Million to Study Depression in Hispanic Patients With Diabetes

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