Emory University recently gained, and lost, a new member of their psychiatric staff: Beowulf, an American Indian therapy dog. The general community was initially very excited about the arrival of Beowulf. “I’m always so stressed about exams, interviews, my boyfriend,…
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SHORT HILLS, NJ – Noting the upcoming total separation from old friends and family, along with the pressures of meeting hundreds of new people in an unfamiliar environment, the anxiety disorder of freshman Cari Springland is absolutely pumped to arrive…
In a recent interview, Christine Srehya, Director of Sustainability Initiatives, informed Spoke reporters that the Emory Farmer’s Market is looking to expand their customer base through the distribution of pesticide-free marijuana. “Here at Emory, we view sustainability as more than…
Following Monday Evenings “Sexonomics” lecture, Emory SHAG (Sexual Health Advocacy Group), the organization who runs the popular series of week-long events known as Emory Sex Week, was forced to end Sex Week early. The decision, made by a sweaty and…