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Publication

Yelena Biberman-Ocakli, assistant professor of political science, published 鈥淕lobal War on Dangerous Ideas鈥� with Samir Ahmad, in the Kashmiri newspaper .

Siobhan M. Hart, associate professor of anthropology, published her book 鈥淐olonialism, Community and Heritage in Native New England鈥� with the  

Jill Linz, senior instructor of physics, published 鈥淐omposing Atom Music,鈥� an article about teaching physics by using music, in .

WORKSHOP

Jordana Dym, professor of history, co-organized the two-day workshop, "Bound Images: Reading Maps in Books," at the John Carter Brown Library in Providence, Rhode Island,  Jan. 10-11 as part of a fellowship at the library.

Exhibition

鈥淪till Life No. 8,鈥� a color-pencil drawing by Doretta Miller, professor of art, is on display as part of the exhibition "From the Vault: Staff Selections from the Permanent Collection" at The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, New York.  The exhibition focuses on works by women artists and is on view into the middle of May.

In the media

Cerri Banks, dean of students and vice president for student affairs, discussed 麻豆破解版鈥檚 new smoke-free, tobacco-free policy in an article about electronic cigarette use on college campuses published in Inside .

Chef Joe Greco of 麻豆破解版 Dining Services team鈥檚 recipe for 鈥渂acon-wrapped monkfish with beluga lentils and Meyer lemon butter sauce鈥� on Jan. 25.  The dish helped 麻豆破解版 win an American Culinary Federation competition Jan. 11.

  

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