Investing in humanities
Charles Harrington/University Photography
Passersby in Cornell's Lincoln Hall can observe practices in the new Neylan Rehearsal Hall from a
second-floor hallway window. Rehearsing, in this case, is the university's wind symphony, being conducted
by Mark Davis Scatterday, professor and chair of the music department. This week, the Chronicle looks at the university's support for the humanities as well as programs in the Department of Theatre, Film and Dance.
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Highlights
Read the articles in the final installment of The Place of the Humanities series
Rawlings names council to address problems of alcohol and drug abuse
Summit: Better U.S.-Canada cooperation needed on bio-security threat
CU higher ed research group awarded $1.5 million in grants and gifts
Kaplan family creates an endowment for the Public Service Center
Bethe honored by Los Alamos with top medal
Computing calculations uncover orbital mystery of Jupiter's tiny moons
Sage Chapel Christmas Program takes on added meaning this year
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