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March 6, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Emory seen as top destination for literary arts

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World-class authors, scholars and the acclaimed collections in the Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library have helped grow Emory's eminence in the literary arts.

Emory Eagles win 2nd-round NCAA tournament game		Researchers find clues to lingering symptoms in breast cancer survivors		Eighth Celebration of Technology and Innovation honors entrepreneurs

March Madness, NCAA Division III style, invades the Woodruff P.E. Center on March 8 as the Emory men's basketball team hosts a second-round game. Read more »		Emory researchers investigate the biology behind cancer-related inflammation that causes symptoms long after treatment has ended. Read more »		Emory faculty and staff are receiving awards for their work guiding technology developed in the laboratory through the patenting and licensing process to the marketplace. Read more »

Engage Emory Headed out of town for spring break, March 10-14? Share the seats in your vehicle with Emory travelers by splitting the costs or by catching a lift. Go to the Zimride ride share website and enter your dates, times, destinations and availability as either a driver or passenger.		Take Note Get another chance for a free health screening Ask questions about campus issues at Town Hall Apply for open educational resources mini-grants SAAC redesigns website Read more »		Faculty in the News Kevin Young "Kevin Young on blues, poetry and 'laughing to keep from crying'," NPR Fresh Air, March 4 Amadeus Mason "Hit changes, saves player's life," WAGA-TV Atlanta, March 3 Kathleen Neal Cleaver "He cried out 'black power,' then left for Africa," The New York Times, March 3 Read more »
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