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For Weill Cornell, a National First

 

It’s official. As of Thursday, Cornell was the first U.S. medical school to award MDs outside the United States. Weill Cornell Medical College-Qatar graduated its inaugural class of fifteen men and women at Education City in Doha, Qatar, with the emirate’s royals presiding. CAM's own Beth Saulnier is on the scene. To learn more, link to her report in the Cornell Chronicle.

For more from Beth on WCMC-Q, read her blog entry “Dateline: Doha.”

 
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The Great Quantifier

Nobel laureate Robert Fogel '48 rewrites history by the numbers. And those numbers are often controversial.     Read more...

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Stranger Than Fiction

It's late February 2007, and NBC's hit sitcom "30 Rock" is in the process of skewering celebrity. Tracy Jordan, the star of the program's show-within-a-show, is hoping to add a sycophant or two to his entourage.     Read more...

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Body Work

Abraham Stroock '95 and his colleagues in tissue engineering aim to beat biology at its own game. It's the most common surgery in the United States: tympanostomy, in which children suffering from chronic ear infections have tubes inserted through their…     Read more...

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Big Picture

Don't look a gift-dragon in the mouth: On the Hill, St. Patrick's Day isn't about shamrocks and beer—it's about parading a giant beast through campus and setting it aflame.     Read more...

March / April 2008 VOLUME 110 NUMBER 5
DEPARTMENTS
From David SkortonKeeping Ezra's Vision Alive


Letter From IthacaA Fresh Look
What's changed—and what hasn't

From The HillSeeber Talks Strike on Stewart Show
Seeber Talks Strike on Stewart Show. Plus: Alum Fights Blast from the Past; Endowment Tops $5 Billion; Undergrads Flee Kenyan Uprising; 30,000+ Aim for the Hill; Hum Ec Project Under Way; Campaign Party Offers 'Meeting of the Minds'; and Sigma Pi Suspended for 'High-Risk Drinking'

SportsBig Games


AuthorsBaring It All
Gilded Lili, by Kelly DiNardo '98 (Back Stage Books)

CurrentsBalancing Act
Balancing Act. Plus: Green Graves; Blockbuster; It's All Academic; The Facts of Life; Lessons in Lunacy

Alma MattersA Trustee Report
Building on Strength, Stronger in All Dimensions

CornellianaSize Matters
An architect's legacy still stands tall