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Dr. Bill Paul, executive director of the Metro Nashville Health Department, said what’s really harming us is our unhealthy behavior, not lack of health care. Paul spoke to Professor Sharon Shields’ “Health Service Delivery to Diverse Populations” class and others in Mayborn Hall on Nov. 2.
Liberation theology, which places a strong emphasis on Christian churches aiding the poor and oppressed through political and civic involvement, began in the 1960s in Latin America. Gutiérrez, a Roman Catholic theologian and Dominican priest, is widely considered to be the father of the movement.
If you have papers, magazines or books that need to be shredded and recycled, Friday, Nov. 12, is the day to do it.
The Vanderbilt Institute for Energy and Environment and the German Embassy are sponsoring Climate & Energy Week , a student-led effort to promote solutions to our energy and climate change needs.
Researchers from Leipzig University in Germany will visit Vanderbilt Nov. 10-14 to deepen and expand collaboration between the two universities.
The Sarratt Art Studios will present The Holiday Arts Festival at Sarratt Gallery Dec. 2-12, 2010; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily.
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