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10/7/2008
See Vanderbilt authors this weekend at the Southern Festival of Books

10/7/2008
Panel of Holocaust survivors highlights 2008 Vanderbilt Holocaust Lecture Series this fall

10/7/2008
Several free events being held in conjunction with Child Health Week 2008 Oct. 11-18

10/6/2008
March to stop violence against women is Oct. 13

10/6/2008
Blog details experience of VU doctors and nurses in Guatemala

10/6/2008
The Religion in the Arts and Contemporary Culture Program announces its first art exhibition with reception on Oct. 9

10/4/2008
Commodores beat Auburn, still undefeated after five games

10/3/2008
To move grant proposals along, get familiar with the new Coeus system

10/3/2008
October is DigitalVU month at Vanderbilt

10/3/2008
NIH selects Vanderbilt-led group to participate in national children's study

10/3/2008
Medical Center's financial position sound

10/2/2008
Hall named dean of Graduate School

10/2/2008
CNN's Soledad O'Brien talks diversity on TV, behind the scenes and in our lives Oct.14

10/2/2008
Writer, professor, and feminist Biblical scholar Elaine Pagels to speak Oct. 16

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10/7/2008
Birthday quote for Oct. 8

10/7/2008
DigitalVU - Technology Open House at the Center for Teaching Oct. 9

10/7/2008
Vote for Vanderbilt in Pontiacs Game Changing Performance award and help us win $5,000

10/7/2008
Get your flu shot outside Eskind through Friday, Oct. 10

10/7/2008
Discovery Lecture Oct. 16 to dicuss 'Health and Health Care Disparities'

10/7/2008
Pins and Needles Craft Fair to be held Oct. 16-17 in Robinson Research Building

10/7/2008
Digital VU: NYT writer and editor Peter Applebome to speak Oct. 13 about 'Old Media, New Media and the Election of 2008'

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VU employee signs book she authored about Beowulf at Davis-Kidd on July 29

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7/22/2008

3:21 pm

Ashley Crownover, the program administrator for Vanderbilts American Studies and Film Studies, recently published Wealthow: Her Telling of Beowulf. In her book, the classic tale of Beowulf is retold from the perspective of Wealtheow, Queen of the Danes, providing a woman's perspective on the issues facing her people and raising intriguing literary questions in a readable, modern writing style.

Crownover will sign copies of her book at Davis-Kidd Booksellers on Tuesday, July 29 at 7 p.m.

Contact: Ashley Crownover, (615)343-8724
ashley.crownover@vanderbilt.edu
www.ashleycrownover.com