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NEWS
Fit and Feeling Fab
A new direction and a helping hand made all the difference for one senior. Read Full Story >
Getting Neighborhoods to Bounce Back
‘Resiliency’ is the new focus of the revamped MRP. Read Full Story >
Opening Doors
An online program will aid teachers working with non-English speakers. Read Full Story >
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Distinguished Professor Lecture
Distinguished Professor Istvan Kecskes of the School of Education will discuss how differences between native language communication and intercultural communication may affect our understanding of language use at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the D’Ambra Auditorium, Life Sciences Building. R.S.V.P. to smalison@albany.edu today.
SEEN AROUND CAMPUS
Battling Tyranny to Music
REBEL/Sister, featuring a cast of 23 undergrads, concludes its 8-show run this Wednesday. In the rock musical, two sisters stand up to fascism amid a bloody civil war. See More Photos >
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