The familiar face on hit TV shows "Lost" and now "Hawaii Five-o" recently made his directorial debut on the Big Island crime-fighting drama -- a story picked up widely.
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Haverford’s Office of Academic Resources helps students achieve their goals in a fun twist on a classic game.
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A leading scholar of music in the Renaissance, Freedman has spent the past decade exploring “the digital humanities rabbit hole.”
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Global Chinese Connection welcomed the Year of the Snake at their annual catered dinner.
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Lea, a professor of earth science at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Richardson, a world-renowned glass sculptor, are featured in a post on art, investment, science, and climate change.
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The PennDesign assistant professor has helped stop demolition of St. Peter's Church in Philadelphia, which was designed by the famed architect, says "The Daily Pennsylvanian" newspaper.
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The physician, who is stationed in Afghanistan, questioned Defense Secretary Ashton Carter about transgender soldiers serving in the U.S. military.
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Louise Charkoudian, an assistant professor of chemistry; Desika Narayanan, an assistant professor of astronomy, and Kerstin Perez, an assistant professor of physics, all won the prestigious award for early career scientists involved in innovative research projects.
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Clocktower Radio Profiles featured the associate director of the Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery and campus exhibitions on its show about the touring exhibition "Prison Obscura," a presentation of rarely seen vernacular, surveillance, evidentiary, and prisoner-made photographs.
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The assistant professor of English draws upon her upbringing in West Philadelphia and the bizarre tale of Frank Lloyd Wright's murderous servant for her first novel's inspiration.
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The associate professor of political science is quoted in an article about the group's extensive use of social media in recruiting.
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Business Day, a South African national daily newspaper, profiles Thobejane.
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The associate professor of political science offers his analysis of the latest ISIS atrocity.
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He recounts living with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. while an intern at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta in '61.
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The Washington Post reports that she will replace Rand Beers, deputy assistant to the president for homeland security who is retiring.
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Over winter break, nine students got a fresh perspective on immigration as part of a weeklong Borderlands Field Study to Arizona and Mexico sponsored by the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship.
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Bloomberg Markets' profile of Kim, founding partner of private-equity firm MBK Partners and lead donor to Haverford's Kim Hall, looks at his business leadership in Korea.
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Page, who earned an economics degree from Haverford, joins the biopharmaceutical company from Credit Suisse.
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