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March 2014, Vol 13, No 3
So, when Exactly does Technology get Creepy?
University professor and author Tom Keenan will share his latest findings in an upcoming reading and discussion on April 10.
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Alumni News
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Missed the Night when the Father of Java, James Gosling, Came to Town?
If you missed the March 13th sold-out event that saw James Gosling return to his alma mater to give a keynote presentation, watch it here... |
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Seize the Day! Transforming Your Life through Fitness
Join James Fell, BA'93, MA'96, MBA'99, a syndicated fitness columnist for Chatelaine, the Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times on April 9th for a free presentation on his latest book, Lose it Right: A Brutally Honest 3-Stage Program to Help You Get Fit and Lose Weight Without Losing Your Mind. Learn more... |
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University Research Prof in Nursing Explores Spirituality
"Spirituality plays a big role in the cancer journey of a patient," says Shane Sinclair, PhD'09, who recently led a seminar on how to care for people with cancer at Calgary's Grace Presbyterian Church. Learn more... |
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CBC's Definitely Not the Opera Comes to Calgary
In its first-ever live show in Alberta, Sook-Yin Lee yuks it up with Andrew Phung, BA'06, and other Calgarians when she asks them to share tales about "Rising to the Challenge." Listen to more... |
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Feature Campus Activity:
University to host major religious studies conference
The University of Calgary will host an international religious studies conference in May, attracting high-profile keynote speakers and approximately 175 academics from the region. Various seminars and lively dialogues will extend from May 7 – 10, with all keynote speaker events open to the public.
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U of C News
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makeCalgary: Healthy
On April 14, this one-day event will focus on how we can build healthier communities, featuring national and international keynote speakers representing public health and urban design, interactive poster displays and a panel discussion. Learn more... |
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Schulich Software Helps Spot Breast Cancer Earlier
New software that focuses on detecting architectural distortion could lead to earlier diagnosis of breast cancer. Learn more... |
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New University Program Aids Low-Income Calgarians
The Faculty of Law's Tax Court Assistance Project is a one-year pilot project aimed at helping those in need of legal assistance — from criminal and family law, to traffic and some civil matters. Learn more... |
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