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David Brunsma, Sociology, expands U.S. conversation on human rights. |
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David Webber, Political Science: School districts should encourage citizen involvement in education policy making. |
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Jeff Milyo, Economics: Supreme Court ruling unsurprising, not a threat to democracy. |
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Fred vom Saal, Biological Sciences: FDA BPA decision a step forward; more needs to happen. |
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Life Sciences & Society Program forms connections among the sciences, humanities, and society. |
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Paul Weirich, Philosophy: 'Collective rationality' could impact health care recommendations. |
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Museum director Barker elected president of Council for Museum Anthropology. |
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Cooper Drury, Political Science, and colleagues: White House rhetoric key in forming opinions on foreign policy; Drury: 'Burden in Afghanistan needs to be shared with Europeans'. |
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| news briefs • MU Dialogue Series to explore sustainable health; Geographers speaking February 1 • Junior high school students save butterflies, fight crime during Saturday Science program • Alumnus Jack Fishman new American Meteorological Society fellow • Students and teachers drawn to learn the "Mysteries of Magnetism" • Ian Worthington, History: video course published copyright © 2000 The Curators of the University of Missouri contact the project: Web information |