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Acclaimed filmmaker and historian Ken Burns delivered a sobering call to action to the university’s Class of 2015. He challenged graduates to teach the country how to set things right again in remarks Friday to about 15,000 people gathered in Brookings Quadrangle for the 154th Commencement ceremony.
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Sead Ademovic jokes that no one likes the ticket monitor, but he plays an important role on the Danforth Campus. Ademovic is among more than 230 veteran employees who will be recognized today at Staff Day. Staff can celebrate their colleagues at 10 a.m. at Edison Theatre, enjoy lunch at Bowles Plaza and participate in fun activities ranging from bingo to yoga.
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Studying West Nile virus infection in mice, scientists at the School of Medicine have shown that an antiviral compound tightens the blood-brain barrier, making it harder for the virus to invade the brain.
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People, places and events through the WashU lens
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10 a.m. Monday, May 18
Danforth Campus Staff Day
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6 p.m. Tuesday, May 19
BioEntrepreneurship Core year-end event
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8:30 a.m. Thursday, May 21
‘Art of Social Change’
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4 p.m. Thursday, May 21
Memorial service for David Gray
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Colin Burnett, PhD, of the Film and Media Studies Program in Arts & Sciences, delves into the video teaser ahead of the release of “SPECTRE,” the latest James Bond thriller. He says the film carries a sense of the book and film franchise’s history.
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Today’s issue marks the last daily Record email of the academic year. The next issue will be published Wednesday, May 27, and then at least weekly through the summer. Check the Newsroom for the latest news between issues.
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