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Shop (online) 'til you drop

Just in time for the holiday season, Emory’s newly expanded online bookstore offers alumni the widest ever range of gifts for your favorite Emory someone. Including yourself. The new online bookstore features an impressive variety of Emory merchandise—from hats, shirts, and hoodies to school supplies, diploma frames, drinkware and knick-knacks of all shapes and sizes. There is even a link to high-end items like designer watches and jewelry all emblazoned with the Emory name and logo.
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'Nine Lessons' over eight decades

Silent and holy nights come naturally during the holiday season and yearly at Glenn Memorial United Methodist Church during Emory’s traditional Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols. The annual, Christian-themed service, adapted from the original celebration at King’s College Chapel in Cambridge, England, has been performed at Emory with candlelight, hymns, and Bible readings since 1935.
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2009 Emory Medals honor law, theology alumni

The 2009 Emory Medalists include an attorney whose lifelong relationship with Emory will positively impact students for generations to come, and an ordained minister whose humanitarian work as the head of one of the world’s largest non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has improved the lives of more than 100 million people around the globe.
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A personal 'Voyage' to Washington

After being sniffed by security dogs and emptying our pockets down to loose string and chewing gum wrappers, we trudged up two flights of marble staircases, carrying cardboard boxes, easels, and laptops. Breathless, we arrived at the Cannon House Office Building Caucus Room, then gasped again. The room was awe-inspiring—lofty ceiling, gilded moldings, crystal chandeliers—and already filled with people busily preparing for our November 18 presentation of Voyages: The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database.
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Emory Cares bigger and better than ever

The seventh-annual celebration of Emory Cares International Service Day on November 14 drew a record 1,400 volunteers (1,000 in Atlanta alone). In 40 cities in nine countries on five continents the Emory community led service projects ranging from lakeshore cleanups to Habitat for Humanity builds. And EmoryWire has scores of photos to tell the story.
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Calling all Oxford alumni mentors

The Mentor Program for Oxford College, an alumni volunteer initiative that matches Oxford sophomores with alumni professionals who provide career advice, is heading into its second year of operation. After launching in spring 2008, the program is reaching out to more alumni to take on mentoring positions. The aim is to foster an exchange of career-related ideas, friendship, and expertise. 
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Blog, Part 1: EAAvesdropping for the holidays

Celebrate the 90th anniversary of Goizueta Business School and the life of Dean of Alumni Jake Ward 33C 36G. Catch the holiday spirit and much more on EAAvesdropping, the EAA’s blog. It’s the gift that keeps on giving.
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Blog, part 2: Meet up at eScienceCommons

Stay up to date with the booming natural and social sciences at Emory with eScienceCommons. The multimedia blog covers everything from biological evolution to the emerging fields of renewable energy and neuroeconomics. Log on to  learn how your neurons are connected to your wallet, why you should care about the lowly ant, and the chemical basis for love.
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