Zimmer said the recently announced faculty expansion is only possible because the University made budget cutbacks last year.
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“The dynamic of the store will be different, but the concept will be very similar,” Z&H co-owner Tim Schau said.
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The one-day clinic, on 60th Street and Ellis Avenue from 12 to 4 p.m., will provide 600 to 800 vaccines, according to University spokesman Steve Kloehn.
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The scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM), which Crew invented in 1964, revolutionized physics and chemistry by producing the first still and moving images of atoms.
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Living Waters, a non-denominational Christian Ministry located in California and led by Comfort, donated the books for dissemination on college campuses.
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Tania Bruguera, a visual arts professor and performance artist, and Renaissance Society assistant curator Hamza Walker (A.B. ’88) were nominated for the artist and writer/curator categories, respectively.
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The Ivy Plus Society (IPS) is a business—and dating—networking club for alums of elite colleges across the country.
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Bike Ambassador and passionate cyclist Nicholas Van Zoeren said his goal was to encourage students, “If they don’t have [a bike] to get one, and if they have one, to ride as safely as possible.”
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Preservationists from the Regenstein Library opened the envelopes to reveal letters from academics, publishers, and prominent legal figures. These included letters from five Supreme Court Justices, including William Brennan.
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"Kinsey opened the door for me,” Gagnon said.
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