Legendary German filmmaker Werner Herzog rose from his director’s seat and into Isenberg’s Flavin Auditorium to talk about his masterpieces Tuesday afternoon.
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Herzog talks directing, ‘Into the Abyss’ at UMass on Tuesday
Tags: Grizzly Man, into the abyss, werner herzog
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CEPA keeps agency status after protest
Protesting students packed the seats and lined the walls of Monday’s SGA meeting in a display of discontent over a motion to abolish CEPA which was eventually withdrawn.
Tags: CEPA, Daniel Stratford, SGA
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. speaks at UMass
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke at the Mullins Center at the University of Massachusetts last night about his efforts in environmental conservation.
Tags: George Bixby, Mullins Center, Our Environmental Destiny, Paul Hindle, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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New Residential Area Foresees Challenges but Maintains Progress
Despite the rapid progression of the Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex, project manager Andy Soles foresees challenges.
Tags: Andy Soles, CHCRC, Shane Conklin, UMass
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UMass dashes and dines
Over 600 people gathered in front of Berkshire Dining Commons Saturday morning to partake in the University of Massachusetts’ third annual 5K Dash and Dine.
Tags: berkshire dining commons, dash and dine, Dianne Sutherland, Ken Toong, Robert Holub
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CPNAIS presents 5th annual Native Studies Symposium
The University of Massachusetts’ Certificate Program in Native American Indian Studies [CPNAIS] held its fifth-annual Native Studies Symposium last Friday.
Tags: CPNAIS, indigenous health and land sustainability, Jean Forward, Joyce Vincent, Native studies symposium
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UMass researches new and improved AIDS treatments
A University of Massachusetts researcher has established a new statistical tool that holds potential for improving the treatment of AIDS in developing countries.
Tags: AIDS, Andrea Foulkes, Biostatistics, UMass
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Graduate Student Senate votes no confidence in Kim, Hull
Upset by the lack of student involvement in the decisions regarding graduated student housing, the Graduate Student Senate voted no confidence in Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs and Campus Life Jean Kim and Executive Director of Residential Life Eddie Hull.
Tags: Eddie Hull, graduate student senate, Jean Kim, Lincoln apartments
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New computer model could revolutionize artificial intelligence field
UMass computer science associate professor Hava Siegelmann is currently working on a new computer model she called Super-Turing that could be capable of learning like the human brain.
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Decision made on UHS cuts
After months of deliberation, a committee tasked with reviewing proposed changes to the University Health Services budget agreed on a final recommendation with a 16-1 vote, which was subsequently approved by Chancellor Robert Holub.
Tags: Ashkay Kapoor, Ed Blaguszewski, Robert Holub, UHS budget, UHS cuts
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