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The lowdown on Cornell admissions and financial aid

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“If the temperatures are above freezing, you have a chance of encountering a tick. It is kind of a heavy lift, but we tell people to check themselves every single day for ticks.”

Matt Frye, Cornell Integrated Pest Management

Source: Today | What Do Tick Bites Look Like? Expert Tips and Pictures to Identify Them QUOTE 

Goldman Sachs partner Isaac Wong ’00 understands the value of Cornell

Source: Giving to Cornell | Goldman Sachs partner Isaac Wong ’00 knows the value of investing in Cornell Short Piece 

Cornell University study finds GLP-1 patients cut spending by 11% on snacks, by 9% on fast food, and by 6% on groceries.

Source: Cornell SC Johnson College of Business | The No-Hunger Games: How GLP-1 Medication Adoption is Changing Consumer Food Demand DATA 

The good Cornellians can do: Camille Ledoux ’20

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The good Cornellians can do: Tobe Attah ’17

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The good Cornellians can do: Christine Whaley ’84, MBA ’89

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The good Cornellians can do: Nadia Rodriguez ’08

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The good Cornellians can do: Adam Gomez ’05

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The good Cornellians can do: Toby Bothel ’79

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The magic of a honey comb, explained by Professor Steven Strogatz

Honeycombs take advantage of hexagonal lattices to store the most honey in the smallest possible space. Cornell mathematician Steven Strogatz explains that engineers take advantage of space-saving math to make solar cells and to optimize video streaming. Click the link to read his New York Times column and learn how. Source: New York Times | Math, Revealed PHOTOGRAPH 
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