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A cappella group		acapella Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Members of After Dark, the student acapella group, perform for a packed house at Holmes Lounge.		Alice - wonderland Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Alice, played by Brooke Taylor, looks surpised by all the antics happening at the tea party.		Anxiety face A psychologist at Washington University in St. Louis says that people who suffer from social anxiety disorders can receive help through cognitive behavior therapy.
backpacks on kids Carrying backpacks the right way		Baseball Cover NO BYLINE Gerald Early's column on the diminishing ranks of African-Americans in Major League Baseball will appear in the spring issue of 108, a magazine devoted to the role of baseball in American history and culture.?		Bear Brunch		ben franklin book cover
Blood Drive Sept. 11		Book share Photo courtesy of The OASIS Institute Volunteering can have a positive effect on the overall well-being of older Americans.		Bowen - headscarfs Bowen's new book examines the events leading to the 2004 French ban of headscarves in schools.		Bowen in Indonesia John Bowen doing fieldwork in Sumatra, Indonesia, in the late 1970s.
Bulawsky art Lisa Bulawsky's "Knockout" from the "Dementia Pugilistica Series." Part of the Outlaw Printmakers show.		Car seat		Career databases		Carpenter graph
Cell phone		Chemical bottles Bottles without original labels pose risk.		Child Protective Services "Scathing critiques" of mandated reporting laws and Child Protective Services unfounded, say two child welfare services experts.		Child Protective Services 2 "Scathing critiques" of mandated reporting laws and Child Protective Services unfounded, say two child welfare services experts.
Chromosome		College Football Encyclopedia		Compton, Arthur Holly		Computer-based career searches
Congrats letter Photo by Chris Mitchell Above is a selection of letters football coach Larry Kindbom has collected for his student-athletes since 1998 and self-published in his "Playbook of Champions."		Congrats letter 350 Photo by Chris Mitchell A selection of letters football coach Larry Kindbom has collected for his student-athletes since 1998 and self-published in his "Playbook of Champions."		Cooperation Creativity Collaboration is key to creativity		copeland,rebecca
diwali photos Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo Ashoka, the Indian student group at Washington University, will preview their annual music and dance show.		Do not call registry		dorm room David Kilper/WUSTL Photo On the "what to bring" list at most colleges: extra-long twin sheets.		dred scott Kevin Lowder/WUSTL Photo School of Law students rehearse a re-enactment of the second Dred Scott trial, part of the University's 150th Birthday Party Sept. 14.
Early reading - 150 Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo Gerald Early, Ph.D., the Merle Kling Professor of Modern Letters at Washington University, treats a group of young birthday party guests to a reading of "The Wizard of Oz."		Eat well - Auslander Photo by David Kilper/WUSTL Photo Wendy F. Auslander, Ph.D. (left), works with St. Louis-area peer counselors in the "Eat Well, Live Well" program she pioneered with colleagues at the School of Medicine.		Elderly Depression Older adults need improved help to deal with general social stresses such as isolation and family pressures.		Elderly lady walking Photo courtesy U.S. Administration on Aging Aging is a women's issue because women provide the bulk of care and support to older adults.
Elderly on computers		Emotion reader Photo by Joe Angeles / WUSTL Photo The Truster hand-held "Emotion Reader".		Exercise		faith in schools book jacket "Faith in Schools? Autonomy, Citizenship, and Religious Education in the Liberal State," is the focus of a new book by WUSTL political philosophy scholar Ian MacMullen.
Fiorina Culture War Book		First born		Flinn Catholic Encyclopedia		Freedom to marry
Freshman 15 To maintain a healthy weight, exercise should be a part of the everyday routine.		Freshman Reading winners 2007		gas pump		Glass w/student Students should become familiar with the physical and mental health services offered at their school.
golf couple		Graduates		GWB history book cover		Halloween Nutritionist offers tips on controlling Halloween candy consumption.
Harvard / Nazis (Harvard University Archives photo) Harvard accused of coddling Nazis		Headscarfs In March 2004, the French government enacted a law prohibiting Muslim women from wearing headscarves in public schools. The perplexing move is the subject of a new book by John Bowen, Ph.D., the Dunbar-Van Cleve Professor in Arts & Sciences.		Health of country		kgarten1 Photo by Mary Butkus
kgarten2 Photo by Mary Butkus		Kids - playground Summer programs should match a child's interests, activity level and appropriate age group, and be fun.		Kids - Sprinkler Summer programs should match a child's interests, activity level and appropriate age group, and be fun.		latina girl
latina girl profile		latino school boy		Lester Book		Locks of Love
Locks of Love 2007		Louisiana book jacket		Mad Hatter Mary Butkus/WUSTL Photo The Mad Hatter (left), played by Matt McClellan, has a conversation with the March Hare, played by Nicole Coviello during a production of "The Mad Hatter's Tea Party" in the Duncker Hall courtyard. The play, inspired by the works of Lewis Carroll, attracted a large audience of children and adults.		malaria children Suprotik Basu
Man the Hunted		man the hunted book cover		Mandalit del Barco		mcmillian commencement Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo
Military in Iraq Photo courtesy U.S. Army A U.S. Army brigadier general congratulates the graduates of the new police academy in Sin'Jar.		Morris book cover		Morris poetry		moving in David Kilper/WUSTL Photo Advice on what to bring ? or not bring ? to college.
myspace David Kilper/WUSTL Photo		Neandertal skull		New Born in Crib		outbookcover
Overcoming Apartheid Overcoming Apartheid		Pandy tip- diploma Moms can reap financial benefits from a college degree, says Shanta Pandey, Ph.D., associate professor at the Brown School of Social Work.		Pandy tip- mom and baby Poverty among women can be reduced through education.		papers flying out of briefcase
PGD info graphic Bill Michalski/WUSTL Publications		Pikers		politics symbols		poverty map
Pow Wow - child Preserving a treasured culture.		pow wow 07 Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo		Powwow A dancer performs during the junior competition during last year's Pow Wow.		powwow dancer Dancer at the 2004 Powwow
Pujols - stance Daniel Stier / GQ, September 2006		Rank - poverty book		Reading to kids Photo by David Kilper / WUSTL Photo Recent Washington University graduate Glenn K. Davis reads to children at Ford Elementary School in St. Louis.		report card Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo
Russert, Tim		Russert, Tim		Sacagawea Golden Dollar The Sacagawea Golden Dollar		Safe Trick or Treat
saving lives book cover		service first Washington University undergraduates help pull weeds at Hamilton Elementary School during the fourth annual Service First in 2002.		Sherraden book jacket		Sisterhood
slide (kid) Courtesy image/WUSTL Photo		small pow wow dancer		soccer clinic Chris Mitchell/WUSTL Public Affairs Athletics will host free clinics on basketball, soccer, volleyball and baseball.		Social animals
St. Patrick Biography of St. Patrick is due out just in time for March 17.		Strong Counterterrorism U.S. Navy		Sunglasses Photo courtesy of WUSTL Because it takes years of UV radiation exposure to contribute to the formation of a cataract or damage in the retina, it's very important to get sunglasses with UV protection and to wear them at an early age.		Taiko drummers - 150 Joe Angeles/WUSTL Photo The St. Louis Osuwa Taiko Drummers provide birthday party guests with a taste of Japanese ceremonial drumming as they performed Sunday afternoon near Graham Chapel. Taiko, which means "bit/fat drum" in Japanese, has been a part of indigenous Japanese culture for more than 1400 years. The group includes students and alumni from Washington University and other area universities.
Talve, Susan Talve		Tipping		Tipping 2		Tired student Don't be alarmed if students come home exhausted from the stress of taking final exams.
Trinkaus with skull Photo by Joe Angeles/WUSTL photo Erik Trinkaus, professor of anthropology in Arts & Sciences, examines a Neandertal skull.		Urban Am. Indian Most Urban American Indian centers are very successful at meeting the need for maintaining traditional ceremonies, celebrations, languages and other ways of life, says Dana Klar, J.D., founding and interim director of the Kathryn M. Buder Center for American Indian Studies at Washington University in St. Louis.		Valencius farmers		Vintage Car
Virginia Tech Vigil		Visit the career center anytime		Weaving the Rain		weidenbaum and reagan Image courtesy Ronald Reagan Library
Williams, T. Yearbook Photo courtesy of Washington University Archives A Tennessee Williams play will be staged for the first time.		You tube WUSTL undergraduate students created YouTube video advertisements to help promote The Career Center's programs.