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by Kathryn Howe

As the nation's latest multiple birth raises eyebrows about in vitro fertilization, UI specialists address the technology's promises--and misconceptions.

Question: What Does Our Garbage Say?

by Tina Owen

Assistant professor of anthropology Margaret Beck answers the question: What does our garbage say?

Art expands minds and changes lives. That's why the UI's Art on Campus program takes sculptures, paintings, video installations, and other works beyond the rarefied environment of a museum - and directly into people's everyday routines.

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