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Feb. 20, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Lives of activism inspire gift to MARBL

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Emory staff member and alumnus David McClurkin and partner Ken Hunt donated to Emory's Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library personal materials that help illustrate the evolution of LGBT history in the Southeast.

Rushdie: India in the midst of a 'cultural emergency'		Capture and kill: Moving cancer cells inside brain tumors		Franklin named to Laney Chair in Moral Leadership

Salman Rushdie's talk at the India Summit was dominated by concern over the attack on a scholarly book about Hinduism. Read more »		Researchers have found a new way to lure brain tumor cells into a location where they may be more accessible to treatment. Read more »		Theologian Robert Franklin will lead a program honoring the legacy of Jim and Berta Laney. Read more »

Engage Emory Join the Faculty Staff Assistance Program's Nutrition Challenge to improve your eating habits by participating in various activities during the month of March. Those meeting the challenge will be eligible for drawings including movie tickets, apparel, FitBits® and more. Learn more and register online by March 3.		Take Note Emory sets 2014-15 tuition rate for ECAS undergraduates Hear big ideas in three minutes Pride awards honor those who represent the mission of affirming campus Staff Fest contest offers prize for theme winner Read more »		Faculty in the News Frans de Waal and Joshua Plotnik "A reassuring trunk: Evidence of consolation in elephants," Wired, Feb. 18 Jason Stein "Team-based care model improves communication, coordination among hospital staffs," The Hospitalist, Feb. 18 Patrick Allitt and Harvey Klehr "Emory Williams Jr., 102: Emory University trustee emeritus had a passion for education," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Feb. 18 Read more »
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