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Experts Available to Discuss the 2008 Olympic Games
Researchers examine issues from competition psychology and doping, to race, gender and Chinese culture
Air Force Major Dies in Training Crash near Guam
Memorial fund honors psychology alumnus
Liberal Arts Athletes Headed to the Olympics
Four students and alumni gear up to compete in Beijing
Researcher Leads Underwater Archeological Expedition in Gulf of Mexico
C. Andrew Hemmings will search for submerged evidence of first Americans
Education Notes: Music and Summer Culture Experts
Researchers discuss music history, psychology, teaching and industry practices
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College Hosts 13th Annual Colloquium Hippocraticum
August 11 - 13
MooovIn Hospitality Welcomes New Students
August 22 - 24
Gone to Liberal Arts: Welcome Barbecue for New Students
August 26, 6:00 PM
Gone to Texas: A Texas-Sized Welcome to All Students, Staff and Faculty
August 26, 8:00 PM
August 27
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Feature
The Sunday morning worship at Red Memorial* progresses like many services in African-American churches. Parishioners sing classic hymns, clapping and swaying along to the music. The pastor, the Rev. Red, greets the congregation the same way she does each week.
However, there's something different about the service, explains Eric McDaniel, assistant professor of government, who studies the politics of faith and race.