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february 2008

Lead Story PhotoLearning in the Shadow of MT. Kilimanjaro
Anna Glasgow of Salisbury, N.C., had been abroad before for church missions in Latin America and a European tour. But her first academic experience overseas this past fall — open-air Kiswahili language classes, wildlife research and pick-up soccer games in the shadow of Mt. Kilimanjaro — was profoundly different.
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Greetings from the Dean: My First Semester
The first year of everything is always the most exciting. (Well, maybe not everything, there was my first year in high school.) My first year in college at Carolina, I couldn’t believe how good the fit was.... My first year of being a college professor was another wow....So far, the first year of being a dean tops them all.
Transcendental honor
Philip Gura's newest book, the first comprehensive narrative history of the Transcendentalists, is a finalist for one of the most prestigious book prizes in America: the National Book Critics Circle Award.
A new day for playmakers
Joe Haj is passionate about making theatre relevant, especially for today’s busy audience members. So when he returned to his dramatic art training ground at UNC to become producing artistic director of PlayMakers Repertory Company, he was ready to take some risks to entice more people to the award-winning regional theatre.
What's up on campus: E.L. Doctorow, Elaine Pagels, Sister Helen Prejean and Alice McDermott are coming soon. Learn more at college.unc.edu
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