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Students romp to 18-0 win over admins in debut game

In the run up to the inaugural Dooley Cup flag-football game on Feb. 26, the administration team led by Gary Hauk 91PhD practiced several times over the course of a couple months, diagramming plays and developing strategy. It didn't matter much. When Hauk's team of administrators took the field against a team of Student Government Association members, it was the younger squad that took their elders to school. The result was an 18-0 shutout that wasn't as close as the score indicates. See the photos.
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Learn how to save a life on Grady's Anatomy

On February 15, 2007, millions of people across the United States sat spellbound as first-year surgical intern Izzie Stevens (played by actress Katherine Heigl) used an everyday work drill to open a man's skull on ABC's Emmy Award-winning drama Grey's Anatomy. Dramatic? Yes. However, even the most open-minded viewer might find such a scenario impossible, but for Sanjay Gupta, the attending physician on the upcoming CNN special Grady's Anatomy, the drama is all too real.
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New Israel alumni chapter up and running

One of the Emory Alumni Association's (EAA) newest regional chapters is one of the furthest from campus: the Emory Alumni Chapter of Israel (EACI).
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Jazz Meets Classics at soldout New York event

A soldout crowd of Emory alumni welcomed the Emory Chamber Music Society to Carnegie Hall in New York on Saturday night, Feb. 24 for a concert that featured some of the University's most gifted musicians stretching the boundaries of their art. See the photos.
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Nursing school alumna named 2007 Sheth winner

A native of Oman, graduate of the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, and director of nursing affairs for the Oman Ministry of Health, Shariffa Al-Jabry 96PH 97N is the 2007 recipient of the Sheth Distinguished International Alumni Award.
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Goizueta undergraduate program climbs to no. 4

Goizueta Business School has moved up a slot to number 4 in the rankings of undergraduate business programs compiled by BusinessWeek.
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Rushdie archive offers literary treasures

Among the 98 boxes of papers that make up the Salman Rushdie archive in the Robert W. Woodruff Library, library staff recently found a notebook in which Rushdie recorded the progress of his writing and some of his most personal and private thoughts.
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'Pandamonium' breaks out on Chinese New Year

Mei Lan, Zoo Atlanta's giant-panda debutant, is no stranger to celebration. From the first time she opened her eyes to her coming-out in Atlanta society, the panda cub's every move has been fêted. On Feb. 24, however, the pandas had something different to rejoice in: Emory's Chinese New Year celebration.
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'Beads for Books' aids Katrina relief

On Fat Tuesday, Feb. 20, Lynda Nauright, professor in the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, got several knocks on her office door. Her Mardi Gras beads are a hot-ticket item that time of year, but Nauright does not just give them away. She barters them for one thing—books.
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