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  • Poll shows 'stark racial divide' still exists in America
  • Local models included in exhibit displayed in Mullins Library
  • Study calls for laws to support food, farming and sustainability
  • Challenges and opportunities in rational design of novel materials
  • Author Goodstein-Murphree served as documentary consultant

Poll shows 'stark racial divide' still exists in America

Analysis of the Blair-Rockefeller Poll shows that stereotypes stigmatizing African Americans and Latinos remain strong.

Local models included in exhibit displayed in Mullins Library

Artist Jerry Taliaferro honors the physical and spiritual beauty of black women in "Women of a New Tribe," a national photography exhibit on display in the lobby area of Mullins Library through the end of April.

Study calls for laws to support food, farming and sustainability

University of Arkansas law professor Susan Schneider calls for a major transformation of U.S. agricultural law and policy. The central goal of both should focus on sustainable production and delivery of healthy food to consumers.

Challenges and opportunities in rational design of novel materials

A University of Arkansas physicist examines the challenges in building the next generation of electronic devices and identifies ways to take material design in new directions.

Author Goodstein-Murphree served as documentary consultant

Ethel Goodstein-Murphree has received the 2011 Ned Shank Award for Outstanding Preservation Publication from the Historic Preservation Alliance of Arkansas.

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  • Henry Woods Student Leadership Award (1/28/2012)
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