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| | Portrait of a Leader — Concordia University Magazine Features |
 | | Arriving at the university, Dr. Lowy says he found the number one problem to be floundering spirit and some malaise in the academic community due to the 1992 shootings as well as draconian governmental budget cuts. |
 | | Lowy is widely credited with this transformation, for leading the formation of a modern academic plan and inspiring the participation of key business and community leaders in the university’s development. |
 | | Dr. Lowy and his wife, Mary Kay, graciously opened their home to receive colleagues, students, faculty, volunteers, staff, donors, honorary doctorate recipients, government officials and union negotiators for dialogue, advice and relaxed good times.We are grateful to them both for their hospitality and warmth. |
| magazine.concordia.ca /2005/june/features/Lowy.shtml (3525 words) |
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