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Spring 2010



 

purgatory
Purgatory...with a capital 'P'
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

GIS reveals medieval land-transfer patterns.

 
blank spots
Blank spots on the Virginia map
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

GIS reveals underserved areas for college-bound support.

 
bowers
An Apple on the Piano
Lillian Stevens | May 10, 2010

Greg Bowers' work blends the digital with the analog.

 
Bright Idea
A Bright Idea
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

Your first fuel cell-powered car just moved a little closer.

 
Facing Race
Facing race
Erin Zagursky | May 10, 2010

Analysis of brain waves spurs some deep thinking about how we see others.

 
Beyond the Standard
Jim Ducibella | May 10, 2010

Department of Education funds texts stressing dialects in Arabic.

 
AidData
Where your money goes
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

AidData takes the lid off the shadowy world of foreign aid.

 
Blakey
Work on display
Erin Zagursky | May 10, 2010

Research informs New York African Burial Ground's visitor center.

 
Philosopher
Philosopher wins science funding
Isshin Teshima | May 10, 2010

Haug to probe boundaries of the mental and physical.

 
macdonald
'On the Cutting Edge'
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

Science honors Macdonald and colleagues for professional-development resources.

 
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Minor in marine science
David Malmquist, VIMS | May 10, 2010

New VIMS-W&M cooperative effort is expected to be popular.

 
Ecofashion
Ruling the runway
Lillian Stevens | May 10, 2010

Ecofashionista Regina Root to preside over Ixel Moda.

 
werowocomoco
Pocahontas' home town
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

Werowocomoco exhibit will feature first public showing of artifacts.

 
Turtle
Declining turtle population
David Malmquist, VIMS | May 10, 2010

East Coast loggerheads proposed for endangered species list.

 
Michelangelo
Muscarelle scores a coup
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

Michelangelo exhibit is a U.S. exclusive

 
crimd
An 'Oscar nominee' virus
Joseph McClain | May 10, 2010

CrimD wins recognition in microbiological circles.