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Chris Garces (Anthropology) spoke on “What Political Satire Knows About Republics of Charity” and “Humor Within and Out of Bounds: Ethnographic Perspectives on Ludic Limits” at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association in San Francisco.

Dialogue with the Archipelago, a book-length poem by Suzanne Gardinier (Writing), was published by Sheep Meadow Press in January.

Myra Goldberg (Writing) completed a political mystery about a tablet looted from the Baghdad Museum. The book was published online at ourfirstwords.com and was illustrated by Emily Lopuch MFA ’09.³

In August, Peggy Gould (Dance) performed “From Within & Outside a Bright Room” at an artist’s retreat in Vermont. The work was also presented in January in Schenectady, New York. Jules Skloot MFA ’08 was among the collaborators.⁴

Rachel Grob MA ’92 (Health Advocacy) published “Is My Sick Child Healthy? Is My Healthy Child Sick?: Changing Parental Experiences of Cystic Fibrosis in the Age of Expanded Newborn Screening” in Social Science & Medicine in October. In November, she presented “Restoring Play: Lessons Learned from Professional Play Workers” at the annual conference of the National Association for the Education of Young Children in Dallas.