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| Bill Cosby: Keynote Speaker To Address 2007 Grads Bill Cosby will deliver the keynote address at Carnegie Mellon's commencement ceremonies on May 20. An award-winning comedian, actor, author and recording artist, Cosby is well known for his commitment to education. Read story » A Father-Daughter Team Indian Legacy Family Shares Story Despite a main campus that's almost 8,000 miles from their home in Mumbai, India, Carnegie Mellon was the school Sanjaya Saran encouraged his children to attend. Read story » Meeting the Challenge Chinese Language Program Gains Popularity The number of students enrolled in Carnegie Mellon's Chinese language program has jumped from 415 to over 600 in the last two years. Sue-mei Wu, associate teaching professor of Chinese, believes there are several reasons for the increase in the language's popularity. Read story » Labor of Love The University Press Experience A pair of footsteps echoes in the concrete basement of Wean Hall. Carnegie Mellon sophomore Liz Barsotti — one of the chosen few who work at the University Press — looks up momentarily from her reading and scans the windowless room. Rows of postal crates overstuffed with manuscripts separate Barsotti from the door. The footsteps grow louder, then softer, until she can't hear them any longer. Read story » Overcoming Dyslexia Researchers are Hopeful, Cautiously Optimistic New research by Carnegie Mellon Psychology Professor Marcel Just investigates the cause of dyslexia — and it's not a visual scrambling of letters and words, as has long been believed. Read story » Scottie Comes Home Carnegie Mellon Family Will Get a Dog It's official. A Scottish Terrier has clearly won the hearts of the campus community and will become Carnegie Mellon's new official mascot. Read story » Detecting Brain Tumors Tiny Dots on a Big Mission Surgeons are continually seeking better imaging techniques for cancer detection. One particular area that's been challenging for them is capturing brain cancer on film. Read story » |
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