January 25, 2011 YOUR SOURCE FOR UNIVERSITY NEWS |
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New theories reveal the nature
of numbers 
Emory mathematician Ken Ono is unveiling new theories that answer famous old questions about partition numbers, the basis for adding and counting.
A special Founders Week
In Emory's 175th anniversary year, the upcoming midwinter festival will commemorate a partnership of heart and mind that shaped the University's vibrant intellectual community.
A spirited King Week
See your friends and colleagues in action celebrating King's legacy with service, readings and music.
Emory community's diversity pictured in photography project by Dawoud Bey
Meet the artist behind "The Emory Project" – portraits of faculty, staff and students that communicates the University's cultural diversity – at the Feb. 1 opening.
Construction around campus on the rise and on the go
Get an update on the progress of the Emory Village roundabout and more.
Events
Jan. 25, 8 p.m.
King Week: 'State of Race' with CNN anchor Soledad O'Brien
Jan. 26, 4 p.m.
Life of Mind Lecture: Histories and Legacies of Slavery and Race at Emory
Feb. 1, 7:30 p.m.
Tenebaum Lecture: 'Frightening Jews: Toward a Definition of Jewish Horror'
• Browse Emory Report's Guide to Spring Semester
• Enter MARBL's 'Found It' contest
• Blomeyer offers fitness special
Faculty in the news
Jessica McDermott Sales
"Over 10 percent of young adults with STDs claim abstinence," Time magazine, Jan. 14
Mary Brown Bullock
"Analysis of U.S.-China relations," CNN Newsroom, Jan. 19
Anne M. Fitzpatrick
"Asthmatic kids experience premature loss of lung function later in life," Science Daily, Jan. 18
