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Aug. 23, 2002 Vol. 26, No. 35
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Welfare use more common than many think

Many Americans believe that welfare use happens to someone else, to people outside of mainstream society. But a study published in a recent issue of Social Work casts considerable doubt on that notion, finding that nearly two-thirds of all Americans between 20 and 65 will at some point turn to a public assistance program. Full story

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William Edwin Dodson, M.D., associate vice chancellor and associate dean for admissions, leads a discussion with first-year medical students
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Intro to Ethics

William Edwin Dodson, M.D., associate vice chancellor and associate dean for admissions, leads a discussion with first-year medical students about the issues explored in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Wit, which was read by professional actors during the School of Medicine's orientation week. The play, penned by Margaret Edison, tells the story of an English professor dying from ovarian cancer. The Aug. 15 production introduced incoming students to the experience of medicine and provoked discussion of medical issues ranging from the ethics of medical research to tensions between patients and care providers.



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