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Highlights of The Fourth Annual Spring Conference...
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Current and future Haas Scholars enjoy a catered luncheon
in the sunny Faculty Club with their faculty mentors.
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Haas Scholar John Long, a double major in Molecular &
Cell Biology and Philosophy, presents his research on "Intracellular Studies of the Thalamo Cortical Circuit."
For more conference photos of
2001-2002 Haas Scholars, click here.
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Haas Scholar Haley Mellin, an Art Practice major, presents
her work entitled "Ancient Egyptian Mummy Portraits:
Looking into the Faces of the Past and Present."
For pictures of Haley's art show, click here.
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Music Major and Haas Scholar Sylvan Guerveno anxiously awaits
the presentation of his composition, "L'Enfer en Soie"
(Hell in Silk) based on a 19th century poem by Charles Baudelaire.
For more pictures from Sylvan's presentation, click here.
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2002-2003 Haas Scholar Shanesha Brooks discusses her
impending research project, “‘Song for Today’: The Dialectic
Between Langston Hughes’ Early Jazz and Blues Poetry and the
‘New Poetic Genre’” with Bob Haas over lunch.
For more pictures of the 2002-2003 scholars, click here.
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