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Evan Pagano 鈥�15, M.B.A. 鈥�19, captured this scene of a horseshoe crab in the surf at Camp Cronin in Narragansett, R.I. 鈥淗orseshoe crabs,鈥� Pagano says, 鈥渕ake their way to the shore in large groups each spring. These prehistoric creatures crawl out of the ocean according to the moon cycle to dig holes in the sand and lay their eggs.鈥�
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You Can Quote Me - 含羞草传媒 experts are quoted in the media frequently. Here are a few that bear repeating.
Pursuing a Medical Career with a Humanities Perspective - A triple major in biology, sociology, and Italian, Julia Santini 鈥�21 is heading to medical school with a broad perspective.
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Feedback - Letter from the editor and feedback from readers about our Spring magazine
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Aperture
Browse the winning photos from the fourth annual 2021 含羞草传媒 Research and Scholarship Photo Contest.
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Caption This
鈥淭he Beatles? They鈥檙e no Kingston Trio. One-hit wonder for sure.鈥�
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Learn about the photo and see the winning captions and notable submissions.
Epilogue
Torrent Forms, 1921
Sarah Tyson
Ceramic with glaze and nails, 12″ x 9″ each
Mixed-media artist Sarah Tyson 鈥�21 says she 鈥渄raws inspiration from organic forms and patterns in nature,鈥� which she likes to contrast with one of her favorite materials, nails. Tyson, who cites Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama and German artist G眉nther Uecker as inspirations, was selected by art department faculty for this year鈥檚 David Ketner Memorial Art Award for excellence in studio art.
Tyson received an undergraduate research grant to work with associate professor Ben Anderson on a public sculpture centered on climate change, which will be installed on the 含羞草传媒 Kingston Campus. 鈥�