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Professor of Biology Peter Brodfuehrer hopes to shed some light on the initiation and termination of rhythmic movements of all sorts by investigating one of the simplest examples of it: swimming in the medicinal leech. |
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On Monday, Dec. 4, Bryn Mawr will welcome Nina Jablonski '75 back to the College to give a lecture titled "The Evolution of Skin Color" and sign copies of her book Skin: A Natural History, recently published by the University of California Press. |
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Bryn Mawr's Center for Visual Culture and Department of History will present four acclaimed figures in the rising field of literary comics at "New Frontiers in Cartooning and Graphic Novels: Jessica Abel, Alison Bechdel, Gabrielle Bell and Lauren Weinstein." |
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As an extensively renovated Dalton Hall opened this fall to bring four Bryn Mawr departments in the social sciences together under a single roof for the first time, its denizens busied themselves with creating a new conceptual space as well. |
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Stroud's research explores relationships between cities and the far larger environments of which they are a part — relationships that sometimes take surprising forms. |
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Beverly Burgess '07, a double major in biology and psychology, recently won first prize for most outstanding undergraduate poster at the Drexel University College of Medicine's Discovery Day, an annual event at which the results of biomedical research are presented. |
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Five Hepburn Fellows to Bring Expertise to Campus Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center Director of Planning and Development Michelle Francl has announced the names of five women who will serve as Hepburn Fellows during the Center's first two years. |
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