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All the good Cornellians can do

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Be a Big Red pen pal

Source: Big Red Writes Short Piece 

Yarns derived from seaweed, designed by a Cornell alum!

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Ice climbing on frozen waterfalls

This year's cold and snowy winter created the perfect conditions for Cornell Outdoor Education to offer an ice climbing class. Here, a participant climbs a frozen waterfall in the Ithaca area. Source: PE 1654: Ice Climbing  |  Photo: COE PHOTOGRAPH 

Sounds from the surface of Mars

Source: NASA | Sounds from Mars Audio 

Snack time with Straight Cookies

Source: Cornell Family Cookbook Short Piece 

One of the 6,358 species of birds you watched

Anna's Hummingbird (California) was one of the 6,358 species spotted around the world during the Great Backyard Bird Count on Feb 12-15. Source: eBird | Great Backyard Bird Count  |  Photo: Jackson Frost PHOTOGRAPH 

“We can’t realize equity in higher education unless we expand opportunities upstream, at the K-12 level.”

President Martha E. Pollack on why Cornell is partnering with the Equity Lab in a promising new college program targeting underserved high school students

Cornell is partnering with the Equity Lab to reach underserved high school students  Source: New York Times QUOTE 

“There are so many great ideas that need people to look at them and figure out what to do next and scale them up.”

Cornell climate expert Natalie Mahowald says investing in new carbon capture technologies is the best way to use Elon Musk's $100 million to fight climate change.

Cornell climate expert Natalie Mahowald says carbon capture is the way to go  Source: Popular Science QUOTE 
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