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toward addressing the ethical issues raised in healthcare delivery and research. The
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toward addressing the ethical issues raised in healthcare delivery and research. The
division has achieved a national reputation for its integration of science and human values
within the medical education curriculum. In its seminars students move beyond scientific
analysis to consider the broader context of healthcare delivery. They consider social and
human values as presented in literature, art, anthropology, history, and the social
sciences. Division programs prepare medical students, other healthcare professionals, and
the public to deal with complex ethical issues. more
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Richard Glazier, Award winning pianist
and master storyteller takes audiences on a musical tour of the 20th
century in a fascinating program dedicated to the American Popular Song.
and master storyteller takes audiences on a musical tour of the 20th
century in a fascinating program dedicated to the American Popular Song.
Richard Glazier is one
of today's foremost
interpreters of the
American Popular
Songbook and
probably most closely
associated with music
of George and Ira
Gershwin. more
of today's foremost
interpreters of the
American Popular
Songbook and
probably most closely
associated with music
of George and Ira
Gershwin. more
