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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Frederick Lowy
		Frederick Hans Lowy is a respected Canadian medical educator and former President and Vice-Chancellor of Concordia University.
		Lowy moved to Toronto in 1974 to become Psychiatrist-in-Chief and Director of the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry and professor at, and chair of, the University of Toronto’s Department of Psychiatry.
		Lowy was a member of the Board of Directors of the Montreal Board of Trade and of Centraide (Montreal); Vice-President of the Conference of Rectors and Principals of Quebec; and a former board member of the National Ballet of Canada.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Frederick_Lowy (570 words)

	BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES - FREDERICK LOWY, OC, MD, LLD - Press Releases - Concordia University Media Relations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Lowy is a former Dean of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Medicine and the founder and former Director of the University of Toronto’s Centre for Bioethics.
		Lowy is a member of the Board of Directors of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC); Vice-President of the Conférence des recteurs et des principaux des universités du Québec (CREPUQ); Member of the Council of the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU).
		Dr. Lowy is a past member of the Board of Directors of the Montreal Board of Trade and of Centraide (Montreal); and a former board member of the National Ballet of Canada.
	mediarelations.concordia.ca /mediaroom/pressreleases/2004/11/003191.shtml (361 words)

	Frederick Lowy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frederick Hans Lowy is a respected Canadian medical educator and former President and Vice-Chancellor of Concordia University.
		Lowy moved to Toronto in 1974 to become Psychiatrist-in-Chief and Director of the Clarke Institute of Psychiatry and professor at, and chair of, the University of Toronto’s Department of Psychiatry.
		Lowy was a member of the Board of Directors of the Montreal Board of Trade and of Centraide (Montreal); Vice-President of the Conference of Rectors and Principals of Quebec; and a former board member of the National Ballet of Canada.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frederick_Lowy (486 words)

	Portrait of a Leader — Concordia University Magazine Features
		Frederick Lowy admits that when he was first approached about taking on the executive administrative post at Concordia just over a decade ago, he was more than a little surprised — and he wasn’t terribly interested.
		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)

	1007 Lowy night on David T. Nicholson's Wednesday-Night
		Lowy is eager to debate the decision allowing students to go to the Summit of the Americas.
		The vast majority are uninterested in the public process and only a small handfull choose to vote and a smaller number still is involved in any kind of political action.
		Tuesday Sep 23, 2003 Richard J. Renaud The university is also using the occasion to pay tribute to one of its biggest boosters and most generous benefactors, with the Science Complex at Loyola.
	www.wednesday-night.com /Wed1007Lowy.htm (3616 words)

	Canadian Jewish News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Lowy said the administration is deeply concerned about the “anarchists” who have controlled the CSU for the past three years and made Concordia a base for its political activism.
		Lowy does believe, however, that the pro-Palestinians have been the principal “aggressors.” Lowy said the administration would like to see the radicals out of office, but he said for it to favour one slate over others “would be the kiss of death, because they would be seen as lackeys of the administration.”
		Lowy, who is Jewish and described himself as having “strong pro-Zionist leanings,” said he can’t allow his personal feelings to affect his job as rector.
	www.cjnews.com /viewarticle.asp?id=184 (846 words)

	Westfield Group - Board of Directors
		Frederick Hilmer was appointed a non-executive director of Westfield Holdings Limited in 1991 and a non-executive deputy chairman in 1997.
		David Lowy is a principal of LFG Holdings and he is the founder and president of Temora Aviation Museum.
		Steven Lowy was appointed as an executive director of Westfield Holdings Limited and of Westfield Management Limited in 1989 and an executive director of Westfield America Management Limited in 1996.
	westfield.com /corporate/about/board (1215 words)

	Letter sparks controversy - News
		Later that afternoon, Lowy sent a letter to Green, saying that was not his intention at all and that his position on the matter was being misrepresented.
		Lowy said that the purpose of the letter was simply to inform the minister of the fraud situation, and that the minister's staff had inquired on the issue after reading articles about the fraud in The Gazette and La Presse.
		Lowy added that the letter has been the only communication from the school to the ministry about the issue, and that the ministry has not inquired further.
	media.www.theconcordian.com /media/storage/paper290/news/2001/01/17/News/Letter.Sparks.Controversy-19869.shtml?norewrite200612160910&sourcedomain=www.theconcordian.com (370 words)

	Concordia's Thursday Report
		Frederick Lowy’s alma mater, McGill, paid tribute to his achievements in bioethics, psychiatry and academic administration yesterday.
		Concordia’s Rector and Vice-Chancellor, Frederick Lowy, was given an honorary degree yesterday afternoon by his alma mater, McGill University.
		Lowy remembers how psychiatrists were abandoning the heavy use of electroshock therapy and such methods as insulin-induced coma, and turning to more effective scientifically derived treatments.
	ctr.concordia.ca /2000-01/May_24/05-Lowy (747 words)

	FORWARD : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		President Frederick Lowy described the ban as a "cooling off period" and denied a Jewish community official's statement that the university had been lax in disciplining students for hate speech and activity.
		Lowy said he was "surprised" by the degree of violence.
		Lowy said that surveillance videos taken during the riot will enable the university to identify and discipline the rioters, probably within a week.
	www.forward.com /issues/2002/02.09.20/news3.html (973 words)

	Canadian Jewish News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Lowy also wrote that the university is studying ways to make it physically possible to have the level of security needed to permit high-level or controversial personalities to speak on campus.
		Nevertheless, Lowy wrote that Concordia must be able to accommodate high-profile speakers on campus, even those with controversial views on international disputes, but it currently lacks the facilities where such events can be held safely.
		Lowy, who is in his 10th and final year as head of Concordia, complained in his article about the negative image Concordia has in the media.
	www.cjnews.com /viewarticle.asp?id=4735 (929 words)

	The Link \| Lowy under fire for remarks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The article reported that Lowy believes a small number of Muslim students identify with Hamas, and that pro-Palestinian students are the "aggressors" in the conflict at the University.
		Lowy explained that he had made an informal address to a branch of the Royal Canadian Legion to address concerns about the political turmoil that has brought Concordia into the national spotlight.
		Lowy maintains that the article did not reflect his views of the University, or of the Muslim population.
	thelink.concordia.ca /article.pl?sid=03/04/15/0352220 (644 words)

	Student Charged with, um, Activism...- David Icke - News Room (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Engler¹s actions violate a ban on free speech imposed by university rector Frederick Lowy in the wake of confrontations between police and protesters that forced the cancellation of former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu¹s public address in September.
		It breaks down like this: When Rector Lowy declared the campus-wide ban, he explained the decision was motivated by concern for campus safety in the wake of the September confrontation between police and protesters.
		Rector Lowy has received hundreds of e-mails from around the world urging him not to abandon a core value of public education ³the tradition of free expression² including an official complaint from the Secretary General of Amnesty International Canada.
	www.davidicke.net /newsroom/america/canada/101802a.html (1205 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		He said that Dr. Lowy, when asked if he would consider seeking a second term, had expressed both willingness and enthusiasm for the job, but indicated he would not be prepared to undertake a full five-year appointment.
		Dr. Lowy thanked Senate for offering him the opportunity to share some thoughts about the accomplishments of his administration and its outstanding challenges, and to articulate his personal vision for Concordia's development in the immediate future.
		Lowy, acknowledged, however, that the factor most decisive to Concordia's future success was budget.
	archives3.concordia.ca /senate/minutes/1999-04-09sm.html (694 words)

	Backlash on campus: A student union is under attack for being too successful at organizing resistance to the corporate ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		In the case of the CSU and the left, it has come in the form of a vicious backlash by B'nai Brith, the university administration, the Montreal Gazette, the National Post and others on the right.
		Their attack started in earnest on August 20th when the university rector, Dr. Frederick Lowy, expelled Tom Keefer and Laith Marouf, two student representatives and outspoken activists.
		After university security stormed illegally into the CSU offices, it was alleged that Marouf assaulted a security guard and Keefer uttered a death threat, which, in a bizarre twist, was subsequently changed to a charge of assault.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-80932475.html (1097 words)

	DISCRIMINATORY CONCORDIA OPPRESSES PALESTINIAN FOR OPPOSING ZIONAZI WAR CRIMINAL : Indybay
		Serhal argues that Dr. Lowy's bases for defining him as having non-student status has no grounds and is "based on clear systemic bias and discrimination towards certain students who voice their opinions on campus against the injustices and crimes that humanity suffers on the hands of occupation, imperialism, colonialism and globalization."
		Serhal is calling on Dr. Lowy to immediately reinstate him in the Communications program that is scheduled to begin on June 23rd, and that the University transfer his deposit that he paid for the January session and which has recently been credited to his 'student' account, to the June term Communications program.
		In their letter to Dr. Lowy, the Karameh representatives presented three demands including a withdrawal of all charges and sanctions placed by the Administration against students and community members for their participation in the September 9th demonstration against Mr.
	www.indybay.org /newsitems/2003/05/01/16062051.php (1398 words)

	News@Concordia: Board of Governors announcement
		The Board of Governors rose to express its recognition and gratitude for the outstanding contributions of Chair Alain Benedetti and President and Vice-Chancellor Frederick Lowy.
		Lowy is completing 10 years as President and Vice-Chancellor and was recently honoured by Quebec’s National Assembly with its Medal of Honour.
		President Lowy, speaking on behalf of the university, thanked the outgoing executive officers and stressed their key contributions to Concordia: “Alain Benedetti gave strong leadership to the university and kept us on track with our ambitious plans.
	news.concordia.ca /administration/004447.shtml (966 words)

	Netanyahu speech canceled -- this time in Montreal (September 13, 2002) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Concordia's rector, Frederick Lowy, said the university administration had been worried about the speech when it agreed to host Netanyahu.
		Half the hall was filled when Lowy announced that a demonstration outside was out of control, and people were admitted more slowly.
		At approximately 1:15 p.m., Lowy took the podium once more, to say Netanyahu's personal security team had decided not to allow him to enter the fray outside the building, where police were now using tear gas to disperse the ugly crowd.
	www.jewishsf.com /bk020913/i14.shtml (668 words)

	CNW Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The brief, which was presented by Rector Frederick Lowy to a bipartisan committee of members of the National Assembly, outlined both the serious funding challenges facing Concordia and the consequences of chronic under funding.
		Millions of dollars must be found to hire 318 full-time faculty over the next five years, hire additional staff to support the growing enrolment and professorial corps, keep up with salary indexation and both maintain and expand urgently-needed teaching and research space.
		The consequences of the ongoing funding shortfall impacts the capacity of the university to support research and keep talented faculty in Quebec and creates higher student-professor ratios, overcrowding and an overall deterioration of the quality of education and the teaching and research infrastructure.
	www.newswire.ca /en/releases/archive/March2004/17/c1330.html (609 words)

	Concordia's Thursday Report
		The university’s Board of Governors has approved a motion to continue the term of office of Rector Frederick Lowy until May 2005, allowing him to complete a full second five-year term.
		The decision was made on the basis of discussions in the Faculty Councils, a strong consensus in the senior administration and the recommendation of the Board’s own executive committee.
		They were reassured by Vice-Rector Services Michael Di Grappa and Chief Financial Officer Larry English that the renovations would begin as soon as the move to the Loyola Science Complex was done, and that there were strong funding possibilities from the internal capital renovations budget and also funding opportunities with the federal government.
	ctr.concordia.ca /2001-02/Mar_28/01-Lowy (399 words)

	scaramouche
		Lowy attemps to justify his university's pathetic response to the Ehud Barak brouhaha, which saw such overheated opposition that the university could not vouch for Barak's safety and his visit was cancelled.
		Lowy, Concordia is a dynamic place whose dynamism is fuelled by the diversity of its student population.
		Lowy, such diversity also leads to fractiousness, and the university is unable to contend with safety requirements when someone offensive to a portion of the university population comes to speak.
	www.scaramouche.motime.com /archive/2004-10 (9042 words)

	McGill Reporter
		The front-page article, which Concordia rector Frederick Lowy this week called "misleading" and "grossly premature," listed dozens of programs that would supposedly be dropped, cut or reduced.
		Insisting that "nothing has been decided," Lowy said that a report called "Our Immediate Future," on which the story was based, was presented at a meeting of Concordia's Senate last week.
		Lowy says that has now been postponed to May 30 to allow faculties and departments more time to respond to the report.
	www.reporter-archive.mcgill.ca /Rep/r2910/misleading.html (477 words)

	CCAE 2005 Montreal Presentation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Dr. Lowy is a former Dean of the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Medicine and the founder and former Director of the University of Toronto’s Centre for Bioethics.
		A professor in the University of Toronto’s Department of Psychiatry from 1974 until 1995, he served as department Chair from 1974 to 1980; he was Dean of the Faculty of Medicine from 1980 to 1987.
		Lowy’s previous medical appointments include positions at the Cincinnati General Hospital, the Ottawa Civic Hospital and the Toronto General Hospital.
	www.ccaecanada.org /MontrealFeb2005 (858 words)

	Let Netanyahu speak, Wiesenthal urges - Campus Watch
		In a letter delivered yesterday by representatives of the Simon Wiesenthal Center to Frederick Lowy, rector of Concordia, Mr.
		Since the protest, the university has tried to calm the atmosphere by imposing a moratorium on activities related to the Middle East (the hotly contested ban is being reviewed by the university board of governors today).
		Lowy has also appealed to Montreal's Jewish community not to withdraw support from the university, although he publicly admitted recently that last month's upheaval damaged its reputation.
	www.campus-watch.org /article/id/262 (407 words)

	Concordia puzzles outside world - News
		Lowy insisted that Concordia has done the right thing to encourage students to take part and be involved in the social process.
		According to Lowy, there are risks in allowing students the flexibility to protest.
		Last Friday, the senate passed a motion allowing students to postpone their exams only on the days that the summit is taking, April 20-24.
	media.www.theconcordian.com /media/storage/paper290/news/2001/01/31/News/Concordia.Puzzles.Outside.World-23520.shtml (496 words)

	The Suburban - Quebec's largest English newspaper
		$"/>Dr. Frederick Lowy, who was rector of Concordia from 1995 to 2005, told The Suburban that he is happy the building is “finally” being built but it hasn’t been easy.
		Of course we were hoping to have it up by now but the capital requirements are major,” Lowy said.
		$"/>Lowy said the remaining $50 million for the project will come from private donations and “also a portion of the money that Concordia borrowed on a long term basis, on a 40-year basis, when we issued some bonds a number of years ago.”
	thesuburban.com /content.jsp?sid=18546514752082754367213407781&ctid=1000000&cnid=1009414 (518 words)

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