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Category 2010 Issue 1Posted on

FIVE QUESTIONS: Assistant Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience & Behavior Barbara Juhasz

Q1: What drove you to explore reading and eye tracking? BARBARA JUHASZ: At Binghamton University I had the opportunity to participate in a project examining eye movements and reading, conducted in the laboratory of Albrecht Inhoff. I had always been interested in literature and languages and was …
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SCHOLAR ATHLETE

Dan Storms ’10 takes seriously both his swimming and his preparation for the LSAT. A four–year letterwinner specializing in the sprint freestyle, he is team co–captain this year. Last year, he finished fourth in the 200–…
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Category 2009 Issue 3Posted on

A Wesleyan Family

Late in August, higher education lost one of its most ardent supporters when Senator Edward M. Kennedy passed away after his courageous battle with brain cancer. Although he will long be remembered for his unwavering adv…
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Category 2009 Issue 3Posted on

SCHOLAR ATHLETE

Anika Fischer ’10 is an art history and Italian studies double major who has served up enough victories to be the number–one player on the women’s team and win all–NESCAC honors. The journey to the top has not been easy—…
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REGATTA AHOY

Jacon Mayer ’10 transferred to Wesleyan partly because he’d read about its sailing club. When he arrived, however, he discovered that the club consisted mostly of a few students heading down to the river to get off campu…
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