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Emory Cares in Atlanta and Philly and Frankfurt and...

… Chicago and Houston and 35 other cities around the world. On Saturday, November 10, hundreds of Emory alumni, students, parents, faculty, and staff celebrated Emory Cares International Service Day, the Emory Alumni Association’s signature service project. 
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The Dusty hasn't settled

The Emory Alumni Board (EAB) president is the de facto spokesperson for Emory’s alumni body of 100,000 strong. That gives the person in the role uncommon access to Emory’s leadership, and the EAB president for 2007, Dusty Porter 85C, isn’t one to shy away from the responsibility. 
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Emory welcomes its newest faculty member

Emory’s newest professor says he won’t assign homework, but His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama 98H gave several lessons that educated the heart and mind during his visit to Emory, October 20–22.
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Retirees from business, economics celebrate past, present

Think Pink! Look sharp, support Emory Eagles, beat breast cancer (and WashU)

The Emory Eagles have been “Thinking Pink,” and helping battle breast cancer throughout most of the fall. Now with the launch of an online store, Eagle fans and all Emory alumni can purchase special-edition “Think Pink” Emory logo items and have them in hand just in time for the holidays.
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New residence hall rising at Oxford

Oxford College is currently constructing a new residence hall. The project is currently on track, and the new residence hall is scheduled to open for the Fall 2008 semester.
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George H. W. Bush headlines new Travel Program journey

Emory already has one former U.S. president on its faculty. Now, through a new trip offered by the Emory Travel Program, alumni will have the opportunity to meet and learn from a second.
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New institute is serious about Africa partnerships

When universities in this country have partnered with their counterparts in Africa, the track record of collaboration has been mixed. That’s something Emory’s new Institute for Developing Nations (IDN) seeks to change, and the first major step was taken last month at a groundbreaking academic conference in Cape Town, South Africa.
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AD position now named for Partin

Just a few months into his tenure as Emory’s athletics director, Tim Downes already needs new business cards. Not that he’s complaining. Courtesy of the tremendous generosity of an Emory alumna, and to honor one of the founding fathers of Emory athletics, Downes’ position has been endowed as the Clyde Partin Sr. Director of Athletics.
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'Cartooning for Peace' features international edgy art

“Cartoons make us laugh. Without them, our lives would be much sadder. But they are no laughing matter: they have the power to inform, and also to offend,” said former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan at the inaugural “Cartooning for Peace” seminar at the United Nations headquarters in October 2006.
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