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scores of admitted students increased, which together with a concerted effort to broaden geographic recruitment, resulted in a student body that was increasingly drawn from around the country and the world. The religious and ethnic diversity of the school increased as well. Healy adamantly opposed
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Fordham University, where he began teaching. Shortly thereafter, the Jesuit superiors at Fordham noticed his potential as an administrator. First named the director of alumni relations, he rose to become the executive vice president of the university. In this office, he was
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was part of a nationwide trend of a diminishing number and quality of applicants. The problem became so severe that Healy decided to close the school in 1987, and it graduated its final class in 1990.
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he sought to improve the library's service of the poor. Therefore, one of his main focuses was on the improvement of the library system's local branches (rather than the grand
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admission to a CUNY college, regardless of their academic performance. That year, CUNY, as well as the entire
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875:University of the District of Columbia
784:Georgetown Hoyas men's basketball team
582:In 1969, Healy was appointed the vice
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2001:"In Memoriam: Timothy S. Healy, S.J."
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1907:Grimes, William (September 1, 1993).
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1876:Carnes, Matthew (February 7, 2013).
1437:"The Three 'Lands' of Timothy Healy"
1049:, where he was pronounced dead. His
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856:Georgetown University Medical Center
2714:Presidents of Georgetown University
2182:Presidents of Georgetown University
2018:from the original on March 17, 2022
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1214:Maeroff, Gene I. (April 16, 1976).
1118:Prial, Frank J. (January 1, 1993).
1041:while returning from a vacation in
2704:Alumni of the University of Oxford
2099:President of Georgetown University
2043:from the original on July 18, 2020
2031:Healy, Patrick S. (July 7, 2000).
1831:Steinfels, Peter (April 2, 1989).
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1969:(Thesis). Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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880:Georgetown's board of directors
491:, where he received degrees in
1944:Curran, Robert Emmett (2010).
707:Healy oversaw construction of
501:Catholic University of Louvain
459:Vaeth, was a schoolteacher in
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2014:(6): 2175–2195. July 1993.
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503:in Belgium, receiving a
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937:New York Public Library
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556:Oxford University Press
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1325:"Healy Succeeds Henle"
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315:Timothy Stafford Healy
1987:– via ProQuest.
1963:Duitch, Suri (2010).
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1619:"Inauguration Facts"
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541:Doctor of Philosophy
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1693:The Washington Post
1441:The Washington Post
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1043:Scottsdale, Arizona
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735:The Washington Post
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326:priest and
120:Preceded by
77:Preceded by
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2355:S. Mulledy
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2291:B. Fenwick
2283:E. Fenwick
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2136:1989–1992
2103:1976–1989
2077:1969–1976
1345:August 11,
1069:References
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949:Gay Talese
830:law school
584:chancellor
546:John Donne
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423:Early life
378:law school
297:Ordination
200:Alma mater
158:1923-04-25
2624:Education
2600:Biography
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2451:Daugherty
2299:Dubuisson
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1264:March 17,
1074:Citations
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517:the Bronx
471:Education
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114:1976–1989
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71:1989–1992
67:In office
57:10th
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2539:Campbell
2435:Richards
2419:P. Healy
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2275:Kohlmann
2251:F. Neale
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