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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
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Five friends and WUSTL juniors document their studies and travels abroad this semester — on five continents — through stories and photos. Follow along as they share their experiences.
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Fourth-year medical students learned March 21 where they will go for residency training, the next stage of their careers. The annual event also brought a marriage proposal for one student, to the delight of those gathered for Match Day. Shown is student Jacqueline Chen upon learning she will go to Barnes-Jewish Hospital to focus on internal medicine.
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Emma sits at a corner table. Jerry arrives with wine and bitters. It’s the end of the affair and the start of the play. In “Betrayal,” Harold Pinter traces a years-long adulterous relationship in reverse chronological order — a clever structural device that begs a profound question. Knowing the height of the fall, would you still jump?
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Former U.S. Sen. Olympia Snowe, of Maine, will have an informal conversation with WUSTL students and faculty at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 1, in the Women’s Building Formal Lounge. The event is sponsored by the Weidenbaum Center on the Economy, Government, and Public Policy.
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Video producer Thomas J. Malkowicz recommends the Banff Mountain Film Fesitval World Tour. He says St. Louis is lucky to be a stop on the tour, which showcases heart-stopping short films about adventure, travel and the environment. It runs today and tomorrow.
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This blog includes familiar faces in and around the WUSTL campus, along with their words of wisdom. The project aims to connect students with the community.
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Noon Wednesday, March 26
Prostate cancer seminar
Event details
Thursday, March 27
‘Beyond the Culture Wars’ three-day conference begins
Event details
4 p.m. Thursday, March 27
Classics lecture: ‘Greece Between Antiquity and Modernity’
Event details
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PBS’ “American Experience” has launched an interactive map of the nation’s greatest engineering feats. University Archives’ original drawings of the Eads Bridge are included in the project.
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Physical therapist revives freedom of movement with tango
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