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Feb. 5, 2013 | news.emory.edu

Creative works signal Campaign Emory's impact

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Temporary creative installations are being built around campus to celebrate the success of Campaign Emory and the culture of philanthropy that it has fostered.

Irish poet Seamus Heaney to give free reading at Emory		Mideast conflicts yield to personal relationships		Emory's standard template evolves for flexible, responsive web design

Tickets go on sale tomorrow for the March 2 event featuring the acclaimed and enormously popular poet. Read more »		The Journeys program takes a trip to the conflict-ridden Middle East for some surprising and hopeful discoveries. Read more »		A new version of Emory's standard template, which provides schools and units an easy way to develop a brand-compliant website, adds mobile-responsiveness and other features. Read more »

Engage Emory Find summer activities for your child at the annual Camp & Learning Expo Thursday, Feb. 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Woodruff P.E. Center. There are offerings for all ages and interests, along with food and prizes. More new affordable camps and great raffle prizes this year, says Emory WorkLife Resource Center. Some offer Emory discounts.		Take Note Founders Week celebrates faculty, intellectual life Emory ranks in the nation's top tier for endowment returns Diversity in faculty hiring focus of Yarbrough's new role Lecture to focus on rising administrative costs in higher ed Severe weather: Be prepared and aware Read more »		Faculty in the News Gina Lundberg "Calcium supplements may be bad for a man's heart," USA Today, Feb. 3 Lawrence P. Jackson "Cultural expressions reverberate across metro Atlanta during Black History Month," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Feb. 1 Ashish Sood "The law and the profits," The Economist, Jan. 31 Read more »
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