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Feb. 27, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Graduates to wear 'plastic' gowns

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Commencement 2014 will inaugurate a new step in sustainability. Undergraduate gowns and some professional doctoral gowns will be made from recycled bottles.

Bringing to life 'Dinosaurs Without Bones'		March music features works of the spirit and the emotions		Legacy of Bible's King David revisited in new e-book

eScienceCommons sits down with Emory ichnologist Anthony Martin to discuss his new book, "Dinosaurs Without Bones: Dinosaur Lives Revealed by Their Trace Fossils," out March 6. Read more »		Vocalists, ensembles and stars offer an array of musical performances throughout the month of March. Read more »		King David is one the most prominent figures in the Bible, and, according to Candler School of Theology professor Jacob Wright, the most human. Read more »

Engage Emory Free health screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose and BMI wind up this month on Friday, Feb. 28. Learn how to sign up to qualify for a $200 incentive and get tips on healthy living.		Take Note Ash Wednesday service to be held March 5 Workshop addresses how to talk about end-of-life issues Former U.S. ambassador to Vatican to speak Fulbright workshops for faculty and staff set for March 3 Read more »		Faculty in the News Jeffrey P. Koplan "Obesity rate for young children plummets 43 percent in a decade," New York Times, Feb. 25 Lucas Carpenter "Viewpoint: Common Core doesn't go far enough," Atlanta Business Chronicle, Feb. 25 Sharon Bergquist "Health experts concerned about e-cigs popularity with school age children," WJBF-TV Augusta-Aiken, Feb. 25 Read more »
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