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Nov 6, 2009

From the DN: Achsah Guibbory lecture covers Christian identity and Israel

Achsah Guibbory

Guibbory spoke about Christian identity and Israel in England in the 17th century.

Nov 6, 2009

Professor Harbison: "is anthropogenic global warming really settled science?"

Gerard Harbison

Dr. Gerard Harbison talks about global warming science by dividing it into four parts: basic physics, the instrumental (thermometer) record, reconstructions of past climate from proxy data, and global climate models (GCMs).

Nov 4, 2009

Jodi Wiser gets October Applause Award!

Jodi Hiser

"She is always ready to lend a shoulder and an ear to anybody who needs someone to talk to and no matter the odds, she is in your corner rooting for you with all her heart."

Nov 4, 2009

Kristin Sund gets October Ovation Award!

Kristin Sund

"Having Kristin involved in a project makes daily activities for other staff less stressful, knowing tasks assigned to her will be completed efficiently and in a high quality manner. Kristin is more than worthy of an OVATION!"

Nov 3, 2009

Jim Davidson '81 returns as Alumni 'Master'

Jim Davidson

Masters Week links the university’s outstanding alumni with students who can benefit from their experiences and knowledge.

Nov 2, 2009

Professor Theiss-Morse will read and sign Who Counts as an American? on November 4

Theiss-Morse

Dr. Elizabeth Theiss-Morse to discuss her new book, Who Counts As An American?: The Boundaries of National Identity at the University Bookstore at 7pm.

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