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Jan. 29, 2013 | news.emory.edu

SCLC archive exhibition opens at Emory

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An exhibition featuring materials from the Southern Christian Leadership Conference archive will open Thursday, Feb. 21 at Emory University's Robert W. Woodruff Library.

Canine trial tests novel medication for brain tumors		Campus gun control policies, research funding, class and labor report are discussed		Penicillin, not the pill, may have launched the sexual revolution

The goal of the research is to help translate new brain cancer therapies to humans by assessing results in dogs with similar diseases. Read more »		News and updates from the January meetings of the University Senate, Faculty Council and Employee Council. Read more »		The rise in risky, non-traditional sexual relations that marked the swinging '60s actually began during the conformist '50s, suggests a recently published analysis by an Emory economist. Read more »

Engage Emory If you get a sinus infection, need stitches, have an earache or any other routine, simple health problem remember Emory's Express Care Clinic. Free for Emory and Emory Healthcare employees.		Take Note What's new in the schools for spring semester Exercise classes now more affordable Emory brings Universal Pictures series to Southeast Workshops to focus on digital publishing, undergraduate writing China, U.S. mental health research collaborative announced Read more »		Faculty in the News Kevin A. Ault "The grown-up's guide to vaccinations," Ladies Home Journal, Jan. 28 Lynn Zimmerman "CU-Boulder weighs contract with Coursera to put select courses online," Colorado Daily, Jan. 26 Ann Schwartz "Mom's Guide to Family Health: New Year food and fitness," WebMD, Jan. 23 Read more »
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