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Choosing to survive rather than remain a victim.
Nancy Carlisle measures brain responses to faces on a computer screen to determine how responses by people with social anxiety differ from responses by those without anxiety.
A scholar studies international law as a product of human practical reason.
Carrie Rich '07 sees a world filled with opportunities and possibilities
Concert features new work by acclaimed composer Reena Esmail.
Of quarks, gluons and the Big Bang.
Miguel Pillado studies the works of four Mexican writers living in Tijuana.
Sociologist studies mental health for the marginalized.
A “subtle” laser heating technique causes atoms to assemble into a rotating lattice.
Choral Arts to perform works of three living composers in weekend concerts.
Nearly 30 scholars from several countries are participating in the annual event.
The structural engineer known affectionately as “Dr. O” served four decades on the faculty.
Steven Sametz’s chamber choir headlines a global festival.
The author and TV host calls on America to make good on its promise.
A musician of many accomplishments, he also co-founded two youth orchestras.
In 42 years on the faculty, he taught students the art of the hallway discussion.
The PBS talk show host is a philanthropist and author of 29 books.
Cognitive Science Society’s annual conference includes a workshop here.
A sociologist is praised for writing a "best-practices manual."
Schematic: Cooling the Hottest Surfaces
