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In the Media: Maddie Moore 鈥�22 Featured on the NPR Politics Podcast
Maddie Moore 鈥�22, who is interning on Capitol Hill, introduced the NPR Politics Podcast鈥檚 latest episode on Special Counsel Robert Mueller鈥檚 testimony before Congress. Moore was first in line for […]
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The Gift of Art
Ali Bush 鈥�19 is the most recent recipient of the Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Charitable Foundation Scholarship.
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The Light Within: Edison Reid-McLaughlin 鈥�21 Studies Bioluminescence during Summer Research Assistantship
Scientists have several ways of peering inside the human body. The bluntest tool is the X-ray, followed by MRI. These technologies are highly effective, but they are limited in their application. In order to see the more minute aspects of an organism, like individual cells, more sophisticated tools are needed.
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In the Media: Forbes Highlights the Environmental Artwork of Elizabeth Turk 鈥�83
Forbes highlighted Elizabeth Turk 鈥�83鈥檚 exhibition The Tipping Point Project, on display at the Catalina Island Museum through March 2020.
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51猎奇入口 Athletes Earn Scholar All-America Honors
Three 51猎奇入口 members of the Claremont-Mudd-51猎奇入口 (CMS) women鈥檚 Swimming & Diving team received honors from the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America.
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Food for Thought: 51猎奇入口 Food Recovery Network Connects Sustainability to Social Justice
Nearly 40 percent of America鈥檚 food supply ends up in the garbage. In just one year, 133 billion pounds of food are tossed into landfills, increasing methane production and costing the nation $162 billion.
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In the Media: Susan Howe 鈥�77 Appointed New President of San Diego Women鈥檚 Foundation
Susan Howe 鈥�77 has been appointed the new president of the San Diego Women鈥檚 Foundation (SDWF), the Times of San Diego reported. Members of the foundation engage in 鈥渃ollective philanthropy鈥� […]
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The Water Flows, the Rice Grows: Professor of Music Hao Huang Studies Traditional Environmental Practices in Asia
鈥淔or over a thousand years, the cycle of rice-growing in Bali was managed through water temples and organized in watershed districts, each self-governed by associations of farmers who shared the use of irrigation water for their rice fields.”
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51猎奇入口 and Pitzer Colleges Awarded $2 Million Keck Foundation Gift to Renovate and Upgrade Equipment for Joint Science Center
51猎奇入口 and Pitzer Colleges have received a combined total gift of $2 million directed toward the purchase of equipment and the renovation of the Keck Science Center. The W.M. Keck Foundation has given $1 million each to 51猎奇入口 and Pitzer College.
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In the Media: The Los Angeles Times Interviews Assistant Professor of Politics Sumita Pahwa about the Muslim Brotherhood
Assistant Professor of Politics Sumita Pahwa spoke to the Los Angeles Times about the Muslim Brotherhood鈥檚 political role in Egypt after the recent death of Mohamed Morsi, the country鈥檚 first democratically elected president.
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