Nobel laureates discuss women's rights abroad
What would Louis Brandeis think of Shirin Ebadi and Jody Williams, two Nobel laureates, speaking on gender and human rights, University President Jehuda Reinharz asked at the Diane Markowicz Memorial Lecture in the Hassenfeld Conference Center last Monday night."He would have been proud," Reinharz concluded, emphasizing the University's commitment to seeking the truth and social justice in his introduction of the two female Nobel Peace Prize winners.Markowicz, who died when she was a student at Brandeis, was committed to social justice and activism, her sister Sylvia Neil said in an introduction to the laureates.

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