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Bryn Mawr in the Media: BMC Anthropologist Contributes to Major Study of Early Hominid Skeleton

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Assistant Professor of Anthropology Denise F. Su co-authored one of a suite of papers about Ardipithecus ramidus, the earliest known hominid skeleton, that were published today in Science. The study was featured in The New York Times, National Geo...

Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research Names New Dean

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Darlyne Bailey has been appointed dean and professor of the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research and special assistant to the president for community partnerships at Bryn Mawr College. Bailey will join the College Aug. 1. She is curr...

Owls Tip Off Basketball Season with “Fight for a Cure” Tournament

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The Bryn Mawr basketball team's 2009-10 season will get underway with a home game against Rosemont on Friday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. as part of a weekend tournament with local rivals Immaculata and Penn State-Abington.

Creative Writing Program Director Karl Kirchwey Featured on Poetry Daily

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Director of Creative Writing Karl Kirchwey is the featured poet of the day on Poetry Daily for Tuesday, Nov. 17. The Web site will post a selection from Kirchwey’s long poem Mutabor, a work in progress.

Bryn Mawr Celebrates International Education Week

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Bryn Mawr College will celebrate the extraordinary experiences of its students who study abroad and the innumerable contributions of its international students, faculty, and staff next week with a series of events marking International Education W...

To Inaugurate a Reconceived Goodhart, Bi-College Theater Production Probes Language, Space

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As Mark Lord planned the Bryn Mawr-Haverford Theater Program's 2009 fall production, he took into account a factor he hadn't needed to consider in previous years: a beautifully renovated, state-of-the-art theater facility. Goodhart Theater, dedica...

Bryn Mawr Professors Escort Robots to Capitol Hill

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Three Bryn Mawr professors and a few of their favorite mechanical teaching assistants visited Washington, D.C., recently to advise members of Congress on the use of robotics in education. Bryn Mawr was one of a few institutions invited by the Cong...

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