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Goldberg kicks off urban lecture series
Architectural critic will look at rebuilding efforts after WTC and Katrina
Pulitzer Prize–winning architectural
critic Paul Goldberger will kick
off the Rebuilding America’s Cities
lecture series next week with a
talk titled “After the World Trade
Center and Katrina: The Struggle to Repair
the Broken City.” The talk will examine
two of the nation’s most physically challenging,
symbolically important and politically
charged urban rebuilding efforts
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Many kids
too big for
safety seats
An increasing number of obese
youngsters are unable to use
child safety seats intended for
use while riding cars, according to a
study by researchers from the Johns
Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public
Health’s Center
for Injury Research
and Policy. The
study, published
in the April edition
of Pediatrics,
found there are
substantial numbers
of children
who exceed the
maximum weight
limits set for most child safety
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KSAS biologist named 'million dollar' HHMI Prof
Victor Corces, a professor in the
Krieger School of Arts and Sciences’
Biology Department, has been
named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Professor.
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Departments
Bush set to talk today at SAIS