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Experts Available to Discuss the Crisis in Iran
Faculty members are available to provide insights on Iran's disputed election
Moving Away Lowers Re-incarceration Risk for Parolees
Ex-prisoners less likely to commit crime if they relocate, study shows
Psychology Professor Earns $15,000 Grant for Research on Women's Mental Health
Hongjoo Lee earns research grant to pursue studies of mental health effects of hormone replacement therapy
Gay Couples View Marriage as Legal Protection, Not Commitment Symbol, Study Shows
Study reveals same-sex couples form committed relationships outside of marriage
Economic Experts Size up President Obama's First 100 Days
Dan Hamermesh discusses the state of the economy at round table discussion
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Feature
When you think of summer reading, do you seek to delve into a serious novel, dip into a collection of poetry or peer into the biography of a public figure? Maybe you hope to find guidance for how to live a better life, or to be taken to a place you've never traveled, or simply to sit down beside your son or daughter and see them delight in being told a story.
Whatever your desire, the books on this year's summer reading list are sure to please.