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Alumni News | Captain Megan Unrath ’21 builds a legacy of service
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In a January 9 interview, Cornell philosophy professor Kate Manne talks with Salon about fatphobia and pushes back on the overwhelming societal pressure on women to be thin. Her new book, “Unshrinking,” has been featured in more than 50 media outlets, with a total reach of 305 million.
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Salon | "There will always be fat people": Kate Manne fights fatphobia in the age of Ozempic
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Come face to face with over 250 real spider specimens in Spiders — From Fear to Fascination. Cornell's resident arachnologist Dr. Linda S. Rayor helped design this exhibit, which will travel to Atlanta's Fernbank Museum of Natural History and to San Antonio's Witte Museum in 2024. “No other spider museum exhibit has come close to being as transformative or as fun as this show is!” says Rayor. “Where else do you see the visitors dancing with jumping spiders?”
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Australian Museum | Touring exhibition: Spiders – From Fear to Fascination
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When Cornell researcher Jordan Boersma traveled to Papua New Guinea’s Fergusson Island, he turned to the Indigenous community to help him find the elusive Auwo bird. Native guides helped him find and photograph the bird (last seen by Westerners in the 1880s) the very next day.
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Atmos | The Environmental Wisdom Encoded in Endangered Languages
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Ingrid Zabel ’87 is climate change education manager for the Paleontological Research Institution. She compiled data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Applied Climate Information System to track the decrease in snowfall in Ithaca over the past 50 years.
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Instagram | Cayuga Nature Center
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Cornell Chronicle
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