EEOC upholds MCAD’s dismissal of charges. Piper goes on retreat at Ramakrishna Mission, Belur Math, tours Kolkata, West Bengal and Orissa with Royal Danish Academy of Art students. Medical tests confirm regenerated liver, remission of AS symptoms. Piper performs Adrian Moves to Berlin at Berlin Alexanderplatz. Sol LeWitt dies of cancer. Delivers Marie Jahoda Guest Professorship Lectures, “Das Ideal der Integrität des Akteurs” and “Dokumente aus den Staaten” at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum. Does Lynn Lukkas Interview for her Telling Time video project. Executes wall drawing, Hi Sol, for Cairn Gallery tribute exhibition to Sol LeWitt, Irrational Thoughts, in Pittenweem, Fife, Scotland. College offers Piper the choice of either taking early retirement and “releasing and discharging Wellesley College and all those connected with it from any and all rights and claims that [she] may have had in the past, now have or might now have as of this date in connection with [her] employment at the College,” or else being fired from tenured full professorship. Piper refuses to return to U.S. while on Suspicious Travelers’ Watch List, refuses early retirement offer, refuses to resign position. AAUP again refuses to investigate. Piper finds Barbie Doll Drawings (1967). Finishes The Spurious Life-Death Distinction. Obtains German private health and long-term care insurance. Delivers keynote address, “’On Wearing Three Hats’ ein Jahrzehnt später” at Neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst Symposium, Multitasking: Synchronität als kulturelle Praxis. Posts time-based media clips at website.