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Inside the Winter 2008 issue. . .

Confucius Institute Brings Chinese Language back to UNL
A new partnership with Chinese government brings Chinese language and culture study to campus and the local community.
Better Late than Never
After years of bureaucratic delays, history professor Waskar Ari arrives at UNL.
Psychology Department Excels in Evidence-Based Practice
By engaging students in clinical work informed by the latest research, UNL’s clinical psychology program has become a nationally- recognized leader in graduate education.
ANDRILL’s Second Season a Search for Arctic "Rosetta Stone"
A second drilling season exceeds expectations and reveals valuable new information about climate change.
Undergraduate Research in Arts and Sciences
Michael Dozler takes history into the digital age. Kenneth Shum explores turtle biology at Cedar Point.
30 Years of Women’s (and Gender) Studies
This year, the program celebrates its 30th anniversary, and faculty and staff reflect on decades of change and growth.
Study Trip to Vietnam Highlights the Power of Activism
A summer exploration of culture and politics in Vietnam charts a life-changing experience for a group of UNL students.
College Awards
Turner awarded knighthood from Spanish Government; UNL Opera wins awards at Waterford Festival; Coble awarded Sellers Professorship; Zeng honored by AAAS

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