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May 27, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Goizueta program helps bring first health clinic to Nicaraguan coffee farming community

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Thanks to a collaboration between Goizueta Business School and a local nonprofit, residents of Los Robles will have access to health care near their homes.

New 'X-Men' film joins Hollywood trend of 1970s nostalgia		Women's tennis team wins NCAA Division III national championship		Armelagos leaves legacy as pioneer in field of paleopathology

Professor Tanine Allison explains how a historical backdrop allows filmmakers to address political and social dynamics that would be more controversial in a modern setting. Read more »		The first-ranked Emory women's tennis team captured the program's sixth national title, while senior Gabrielle Clark also clinched the women's singles championship. Read more »		Anthropology professor George Armelagos, who died May 15, will be remembered as a dedicated teacher and national leader in the bio-cultural approach to anthropology. Read more »

Engage Emory Want a break from the kitchen and a deal on kids' meals? Emory WorkLife Resource Center has a link to restaurants offering kids’ nights, where children get free or reduced-price meals. You can access the list here or via the WorkLife website under "discounts and bargains."		Take Note Emory awarded $2.5 million to solve waterborne disease risks Organic grocery store signed to Emory Point Woodruff Library plaza closes June 2 to protect pedestrians from construction Carlos Museum offers free admission to military service families Read more »		Faculty in the News Stephen Pitts "ER visits rise despite law," Wall Street Journal, May 21 Ken Carter "Thrill seeker or chill seeker?," Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 21 Natasha Trethewey "Graduate students encourage poetry through community service," PBS NewsHour, May 20 Read more »
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