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Stately affairs
Former U.S. Secretary of State and Nobel laureate Henry Kissinger (left) speaks
with Yale faculty members Charles Hill (middle), an expert on international security
and affairs, and historian John Gaddis during his visit to the campus on
Dec. 6. Kissinger spoke on “The Road from Algiers to Baghdad” as
part of a symposium offered in conjunction with the seminar “Ethics and
the Media” taught by political science lecturer Stanley Flink.
T H I S W E E K ' S S T O R I E S
 Now anyone can ‘audit’ popular Yale courses via Internet

 Two seniors receive prestigious Marshall Scholarships

 Yalies win international debate competition in Chinese language

True-blue tales of holiday giving
 Rededication ceremony held for Silliman College

 Reconstruction of Bass Library celebrated

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS
 Two Divinity School professors earn special honors

 Graduate students boost social skills in networking workshop

 Research reveals that children tend to ‘over-imitate’ actions of adults

 Yale bioengineers have developed a more effective method . . .

 Postdoctoral fellow wins fellowships for cancer cell research

 Exhibit of original menorahs celebrates the Festival of Light

 Alumna intern discovers firsthand the positive impact of United Way

 A ‘thank you’ from United Way

 Social anthropologist will examine ‘Why Creationism Isn’t Science’

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