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Jan. 31, 2013 | news.emory.edu

Founders Week celebrates faculty, intellectual life

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The Feast of Words celebration and a faculty author panel discussion on Feb. 4 are among the academic, social and cultural events during Founders Week.

Jazz Fest, love songs and more heat up February music		The General Muir prepares to set sail at Emory Point, with school ties		MARBL has big plans for rare photos

The Emory Annual Jazz Fest, Valentine's Day love songs, and virtuoso touring artists heat up music in February. Read more »		The Jewish deli from the owners of the popular West Egg Cafe is a sentimental nod to both family and community. Read more »		Some lucky students are spending spring semester working closely with the treasure trove of rare photographs that comprise the new African American photo collection in Emory's Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library (MARBL). Read more »

Engage Emory It's not just the Super Bowl on Feb. 3; it's the Annual Bach Bowl, a free concert by Emory organist Timothy Albrecht, his wife Tamara; pianists William and Keiko Ransom; and the Vega String Quartet. It starts at 4 p.m. so you can enjoy the music, then be home in time to put together some snacks and watch the big game.		Take Note Severe weather: Be prepared and aware Campus gun control policies, research funding, class and labor report are discussed Turndown results continue energy savings streak Honors for Castellino, Tate and Young Read more »		Faculty in the News James Wagner and Claire Sterk "Emory president introduces new provost and explains why it's wiser to be in the online pack rather than leading it ," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Jan. 30 Andrew Francis "Did penicillin, rather than the pill, usher in Age Of Love?," NPR, Jan. 30 Polly Price "Obama lays out his plan to overhaul immigration," CNN, Jan. 29 Read more »
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