Paul Simon: Emory loves you more than you will know

A buzz has been building on campus leading up to the visit by singer-songwriter Paul Simon for the Ellmann Lectures on Feb. 10-12.

Why do we still smoke?	Students tackle health reform in Global Health Case Competition	Bonobos comfort friends in distress

We know it's bad for us, but 19.8 percent of Americans can't quit. How Emory is tackling this health hazard. Read more »	Twelve multidisciplinary teams of students from across Emory were asked to develop health reform strategies for France as this year's case in the Intramural Emory Global Health Case Competition. Read more »	Comforting a friend or relative in distress may be a more hard-wired behavior than previously thought, according to a new study of bonobos. Read more »

Engage Emory Mark your calendars for the next CNN Dialogues on Feb. 28. Hosted by Emory's James Weldon Johnson Institute and community partners, the forum will look at re-establishing the credibility and value of public education. Moderated by CNN's Christine Romans, the conversation starts at 7 p.m. at the Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta. Tickets are free but registration is required.		Take Note Heart health techniques taught at HeartWise Bootcamp Emory Jazz Fest featuring Victor Goines has New Orleans flavor Best-selling author on motivation comes to Goizueta Artist friends transcend language in 'No Translation Required' Read more »		Faculty in the News George Armelagos "Oral mystery: Are agriculture and rats responsible for tooth decay?," Scientific American, Feb. 6 Amadeus Mason "Shot in arm plus physical therapy doesn't help tennis elbow: Study," CNN, Feb. 5 Nadine Kaslow "Authorities release photo of accused Ala. Abductor," CBS News, Feb. 1 Read more »
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