A View from Kirkland Hall
by Carolyn Dever | A View from Kirkland Hall— Spring 2009
There is no greater challenge facing the United States than health care: the provision of affordable, high quality medical attention to every person, and the establishment of a health care system that ensures equity of access and the integrity of new discovery for all time.
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by Carolyn Dever | A View from Kirkland Hall— Fall 2008
To think about the College of Arts and Science is to think about diversity. From chemistry to classics, from physics to psychology to philosophy and everywhere in between, our researchers press deeply into the questions of their disciplines.
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by Richard McCarty | A View from Kirkland Hall— Spring 2008
Applications for admission to Vanderbilt increased by more than 30 percent this year, to just under 17,000, and standard metrics of diversity, test scores, high school grades and contributions to society reached all-time highs.
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