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Nov. 25, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Emory celebrates 10 years of inspiring AIDS awareness through Quilt on the Quad

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On Dec. 1, Emory will observe World AIDS Day with a display of 800 panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt, as well as speakers, a community fair and free HIV testing.

Early decision applications increase for Class of 2019		Showcase reveals diversity of disability scholars' work		Holiday shopping: Experts list top 5 ways to avoid identity theft

Early Decision 1 (ED1) applications from high school seniors who want to attend Emory College are up 9 percent over last year, and applications to Oxford College are up 25 percent. Read more »		Literature, medicine, religion and ethics were among the disciplines on display at the second annual Disability Scholars Showcase, introduced by Disability Studies Initiative co-director Ben Reiss. Read more »		Ramnath Chellappa and Benn Konsynski, both experts in information systems at Goizueta Business School, discuss the best ways to avoid being a victim of fraud this holiday shopping season. Read more »

Engage Emory What happened when East and West Germany came together after the Berlin Wall fell? Andreas Stoch, state education minister in Stuttgart, offers a reflection on the 25^th anniversary of the fall of the wall on Thursday, Dec. 4, at 5:30 p.m. in 290 Psychology Building. The talk is free and open to the public. Contact Terez Whatley for more information.		Take Note Emory remains neutral on DeKalb cityhood proposals States will benefit from Obama's immigration action, says Emory expert Discussion, film screening mark 75th anniversary of 'Gone with the Wind' Emory Healthcare's John Fox elected chairman of Georgia Hospital Association Three in 10 adults with diabetes remain undiagnosed Read more »		Faculty in the News Ronald Schuchard "How a persistent scholar landed an invitation to T.S. Eliot's archive," Chronicle of Higher Education, Nov. 24 Carol Worthman "Can't sleep? Maybe thinking about evolution will help," NPR Cosmos and Culture, Nov. 20 James Rilling and Gregory Berns "Being nice: Does it get you what you want?," The Age (Australia), Nov. 20 Read more »
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