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Employee gifts and pledges to the Faculty-Staff Campaign
play a very real role in Vanderbilt’s success.
Dan Balz and Haynes Johnson will engage in an evening of
political discussion April 1 at the John Seigenthaler Center
at Vanderbilt.
U.S. Bank’s online reporting tool, Access Online, will
replace Paymentnet.
Vanderbilt discounted performances of A Chorus
Line are Wednesday, May 5, at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 6,
at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 9, at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Log on and save up to 60 percent on tickets.
The battle between creationists and Darwinians sometimes
appears to be irresolvable. Pick science or religion – you
can’t have both. “Not so fast,” says philosopher Lenn E.
Goodman. In his new book Creation and Evolution,
Goodman argues that religion and the life sciences are in
truth deeply complementary.
Stichter’s ceramic sculptures “pry at those uncomfortable,
awkward edges between animal and human,” according to her
artist statement.
Open House Telescope Nights feature access to the Dyer
Telescope when the weather is clear and an astronomer is
on-hand to answer questions.
They are open to children 8-16 who are able to swim one
length of the pool already.
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Gifts to Faculty-Staff Giving Campaign
benefit students, research, colleagues
Renowned journalists offer
behind-the-scenes perspective on 2008 presidential
election
Training sessions for new PCard online
application to be held in April
Discount tickets for A Chorus Line
New book by philosopher Lenn Goodman takes
on science-religion debate
Ceramic sculptor Beth Cavener Stichter
lectures April 7
View the stars for free at Vanderbilt Dyer
Observatory’s Open Telescope Nights
Swimming clinics for children start in
May
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