Dogs to bring stress relief to students during exam time

Students can take a break from final exams and play with a pooch on Wednesday, Dec. 12, in the Robert W.Woodruff Library.

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An Emory researcher received a five-year grant of more than $1 million to continue his 23-year research that examines the transitions in alcohol use and disorders across the lifespan. Read more »	The new Spirited Thinking blog about religion and ethics at Emory features Hebrew bible scholar Jacob Wright, who studies remembering through the lens of war commemoration. Read more »	Sixteen projects proposed by students, staff and faculty earned support from the Sustainability Incentives Fund, which empowers individuals to create positive change. Read more »

Engage Emory Avoid the caloric cliff of overindulging in the holiday season's tempting and abundant foods. Tiffany Barrett from Winship Cancer Institute has tips on how to make healthy choices when it comes to nutrition and exercise. Join her live webchat on how to manage the urge to splurge during the holiday season and beyond.		Take Note Campus service for theologian Mack Stokes, 100, set for Jan. 13 Support sessions can ease holiday grieving Emory Transplant Center names new executive director Students save on laundry Read more »		Faculty in the News Sabrina Karim "Are women leaders less corrupt? No, but they shake things up," Reuters, Dec. 4 Boadie Dunlop "Experimental treatment for PTSD: Ecstasy," CNN, Dec. 3 David Rye "Illness makes woman a 'sleeping beauty'," CNN, Dec. 1 Read more »
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Alcohol abuse in young adults may affect brain development