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DECK THE HALLS AT THE 84th ANNUAL SPELMAN-MOREHOUSE CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT

ATLANTA (November 17, 2010) -- It’s a holiday tradition you don’t want to miss! The annual Spelman-Morehouse Christmas Carol concert will, again, kick-off the Christmas season for metro-Atlanta residents. Mark your calendars and join the Spelman College and Morehouse College Glee Clubs for some Christmas cheer. Each show is free and open to the public (www.spelman.edu/christmascarol)!PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE: Kick-off PerformanceFriday, Dec. 3, 2010, 8 p.m.Martin Luther King Jr. International ChapelMorehouse College CampusSaturday, Dec. 4, 2010, 8 p.m.Sisters ChapelSpelman

SPELMAN COLLEGE IS A TOP PRODUCER OF U.S. FULBRIGHT STUDENTS

Six Spelman women accepted Fulbright fellowships for 2010-2011, with Spelman College tieing for ninth among bachelor's degree institutions producing Fulbright students.ATLANTA (November 12, 2010) — Six Spelman College women accepted Fulbright fellowships for 2010-2011, with Spelman tied for ninth as a top-producing bachelor’s degree institution for Fulbright students. Spelman has been positioned among leading colleges and universities for the international educational exchange program for four consecutive years and is the only Georgia college ranked a top producer in its category. The

Noted Economist Lectures on Evolution of Human Morality

ATLANTA (November 9, 2010) Why do people help others when there's no personal gain involved? Noted economist and game-theory expert Herbert Gintis, Ph.D., external professor at Santa Fe Institute and a professor of economics at Central European University, will answer this question and others during his lecture “Evolution and Morality,” on Wednesday, November 10, at 4:30 p.m. at Spelman College.Ever wonder why people are willing to help others even when there is no personal gain involved? Noted economist and game-theory expert Herbert Gintis, Ph.D., will address this question during his

Nobel Laureate Robert Curl Lectures on “A Brief History of Carbon” at Spelman College

As one of the co-discoverers of carbon cage compounds called fullerenes, Robert Curl, Ph.D., will discuss the timeline of human experience with elemental carbon and its chemistry during the lecture “A Brief History of Carbon” on Nov. 15.WHAT:         Robert Curl, Ph.D., awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry  in 1996 as one of the co-discoverers of carbon cage compounds called fullerenes, will discuss the timeline of human experience with elemental carbon and its chemistry during the lecture “A Brief History of Carbon.” The

Spelman College, The Pro-Mozart Society of Atlanta and Atlanta Music Club Co-Host Concert on Nov. 7

Spelman College, Pro-Mozart Society of Atlanta and Atlanta Music Club concert features soprano Laura English-Robinson at Spelman's Sisters Chapel.ATLANTA (October 27, 2010) A diverse repertoire of classical music and spirituals will take center stage at the first concert co-hosted by Spelman College and two of Atlanta’s oldest music associations, The Pro-Mozart Society of Atlanta and the Atlanta Music Club on Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010, in Spelman’s Sisters Chapel. The concert will feature soprano Laura English-Robinson, M.M., an instructor in the department of music at Spelman College. The

Former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin, Women's Rights Icons Gather At Spelman College

Franklin hosts 'A Conversation: Women of Conviction and Courage Who Changed the Law' ATLANTA (October 8, 2010) -- For her culminating event, Shirley Franklin, 2010 William and Camille Cosby Endowed Professor at Spelman College and former Atlanta Mayor  hosts “A Conversation: Women of Conviction and Courage Who Changed the Law.” Sponsored by Spelman and the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys, Franklin joins Jo Carol LaFleur Nesset-Sale, Marva J. Brooks, and Gale S. Messerman for a panel discussion on legal battles fought and won to protect women’s rights. "These

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