For Teenagers, Hello Means ‘How About a Hug?’
Mason In The News
Professor Amy Best quoted on teen culture.
Archive for May 2009
May292009
May222009
Obesity in Children Challenges Developing Nations
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Once thought to be a strictly American phenomenon, childhood obesity rates are soaring in nations still plagued with hunger and poverty.
Chronicling Virginia’s Political Landscape
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Toni-Michelle Travis, associate professor of public and international affairs, is editor of a new volume chronicling the ever-changing political landscape of Virginia.
Charting Stars and Gases in 40,000 Galaxies
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Mason astronomer Jessica Rosenberg has been creating an enormous dataset — a huge extragalactic survey.
Is the Public Ready to Conserve Energy?
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One out of three American adults is concerned enough about global warming to make changes in their political and consumer behavior.
In Search of Better Beef and a Greener Cow
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Working from a computer lab, Mason bioinformatics researchers have entered the virtual barnyard to look for genetic clues about the evolution of cattle.
May182009
Military Moms Toughing It Out
Mason In The News
Mona Ternus discusses the health effects of military deployment.
At GMU, You Can Major in Computer Games
Mason In The News
Scott Martin talks about Mason’s new fine arts degree in computer game design.
May172009
Tourism Still an Issue
Mason In The News
Maggie Daniels provides expert advice on how to bring tourism to rural counties through sporting events.
May142009
I’m Talkin’ to Me: When Your Pre-schooler Talks to Himself
Mason In The News
Mason Psychologist Adam Winsler interviewed about his study on children talking to themselves.