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Bugs vs. Drugs: Local and Global
This morning, I welcomed participants to the second day of the One Medicine Symposium focused on “Bugs vs. Drugs,” which focused on the origins and impacts of antimicrobial resistance on human and animal health. In the last week we’ve had...
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Thu, Dec 06 2012 3:48 PM
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Majors vs. jobs: in praise of English majors (including Sting and others)
Florida steering students toward majors that pay According to the December 10th New York Times, Florida Governor Rick Scott wants to steer students toward majors that pay—in jobs and higher salaries. English is one of the offending majors. It might seem...
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Tue, Dec 11 2012 10:14 AM
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Do we have the resolve to control guns?
Tragedy strikes another school Who does not weep for the lost children of Newtown, Connecticut and the many lives changed forever by the violence that befell the town last Friday? Can anyone not be angry that a disturbed young man stormed a school and...
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Mon, Dec 17 2012 8:29 AM
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