Anthropology Students Travel to India for Field Research
The students will look at how culture and context impact childhood.
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Are Men Less Moral Than Women? Studies Show Ethical Standards – Scientific American
What do Barry Bonds, Bernie Madoff, and James Murdoch have in common? They were all, in their respective areas, in it to win it – whatever the cost. Their appetite for success apparently disabled the moral compass that would have otherwise kept their dishonesty, greed, and hubris in check. ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S) Cindi May is
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Shark species more diverse than thought – Nature
Gavin Naylor, a biologist at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, and his colleagues sequenced samples from 4,283 specimens of sharks and rays as part of a major effort to fill the gaps. The team found 574 species, of which 79 are potentially new, they report in the Bulletin of the American Museum of
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Avery Center and MUSC Develop Health Research Award
Organizations seek to foster innovative research impacting health of African Americans.
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College Hosts Guitar Convention, Provides Opportunity for Community
The Guitar Foundation of America annual Convention and International Competition will offer performances, workshops, and private lessons.
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Master’s Student Earns National Geographic Young Explorers Grant
Marine biology candidate Vanessa Bezy will spend three months studying sea turtles in Costa Rica.
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MBA Students Earn “Certified Global Business Professional” Designation
Designation serves as a benchmark for competency in global commerce.
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School of Business Named a Federal Export Promotion Partner
The School will work with the U.S. Commercial Service to educate businesses and the public about the economic benefits of exporting.
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Research Team Creates Computer-Based Musical Instruments
These instruments will be similar to a laptop orchestra.
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The Most Important Character on ‘True Blood’: The South- The Atlantic
"The South is a place of real extremes, really making it a perfect place for a horror tale," says Scott Poole, a professor of history at the College of Charleston and author of Monsters in America. "There's a long tradition of seeing the South as other, the evil twin." http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2012/06/the-most-important-character-on-true-blood-the-south/258133/