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Election Experts for Presidential Campaign 2008
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Emory Freshmen Take a Hike Into College Life
While many of their future classmates pack for dorm living, some incoming Emory freshmen will be throwing on backpacks and hiking into college life through Outdoor Emory Adventure Orientation.
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Parenting a College Student: What To Expect
For today's hands-on parents, seeing their children off to college can be an emotionally fraught experience that will soon be played out on campuses across the country.
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Jane Austen's Novels are Focus of Emory's First 'Great Works Seminar'
Attention Jane Austen fans: Emory University's Bill and Carol Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry is sponsoring a five-session seminar on the works of the renowned English novelist beginning Sept. 17.
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Bike Emory Puts Fun Spin on Campus Commuting
Bike Emory, an innovative commuting program at Emory University in Atlanta, is entering its second year in high gear, including the debut of a Fuji bicycle that was custom-designed for the campus, based on feedback from the program participants.
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Study of Former Child Soldiers Yields New Data to Guide Mental Health Interventions
Former child soldiers in Nepal are more than twice as likely to suffer from symptoms of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as Nepali children who experienced war trauma as civilians, according to a study led by Brandon Kohrt, an Emory University graduate student.
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Rough Times Can Make Companies Thrive
Faculty at Emory University's Goizueta Business School say companies can ride out economic downturns and even thrive through smart strategy, good planning and, maybe most importantly, keeping a level head.
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Atlanta's Temple Bombing Documented in Emory Exhibit
Fifty years ago, exploding dynamite ripped a gaping hole in the brick edifice of The Temple on Peachtree Street, home to Atlanta's oldest and largest Jewish congregation. The impact of The Temple bombing on Atlanta's Jewish community and on the civil rights movement is documented in a new exhibit opening Saturday, Aug. 23 at Emory.
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Atlanta's Temple Bombing Documented in Emory Exhibit
Fifty years ago, exploding dynamite ripped a gaping hole in the brick edifice of The Temple on Peachtree Street, home to Atlanta's oldest and largest Jewish congregation. The impact of The Temple bombing on Atlanta's Jewish community and on the civil rights movement is documented in a new exhibit opening Saturday, Aug. 23 at Emory.
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Emory Receives Federal Grant for Emergency Preparedness
A grant of $499,788 from the U.S. Department of Education will help Emory develop and implement its emergency management plan.
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Career Center Gets New Director
The university has appointed Paul Fowler as executive director of the Emory Career Center.
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Residence Hall Honored for Sustainable Features
Emory's Turman Hall has been named by University Business Magazine as one of its "Dorms of Distinction" for residential features that provide for safe and sustainably designed student housing in the large private institution category.
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Emory's Campus News
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Rocky Mount Telegram
August 18, 2008
As Dollar Drops, Coke's Profits Rise
Associated Press
August 10, 2008
Colleges Peddle Bikes to Car-Loving Students
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
August 10, 2008
Sex May Be Free, but Children Come With a Cost We Must Accept
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
August 7, 2008
Emory, Georgia Tech Ranked Among Top 'Green' Schools
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
August 7, 2008
Make Relaxation Part of Your Day
New York Times
July 27, 2008
Green, Greener, Greenest
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