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Dal News Weekly

No. 179 | April 26, 2012

Research

Knowledge is (Dal) power

Dr. Jeff Dahn's research team designs the world’s first High Precision Charger, a battery technology that will drive cars of the future.

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Dal on a mission in Brazil

President Traves travels with the Governor General as part of the largest higher education mission to Brazil ever taken by Canadian universities

Swim coach David Fry retires

After 16 years as head coach of the Dalhousie Tigers swim teams, David Fry is retiring.

Will Kirby's space race

Dal Biology student Will Kirby is the Canadian finalist in the Metro News - Space Expedition Curacao's “Race for Space” contest.

Shoes for souls helps needy feet

After a trip to Zambia, Kyle Warkentin launched his Shoes for Souls campaign. Now he's sending thousands of shoes overseas.

Traffic changes to Alumni Crescent

Traffic flow in and out of Alumni Crescent has changed to accommodate decommissioning of the Memorial Arena.

Dalhousie Difference

With a $500,000 gift from PotashCorp, the Saint John campus of Dalhousie Medical School is poised to make a significant contribution to occupational medicine research.

Read more: Boost for Occupational Medicine

2012 Olympics

David Sharpe prepares to make Canada’s team for London as the first male Nova Scotian swimmer to ever compete.

Read more: Dal swimmer poised for Olympics

Volunteers needed

We need Dal people power!

On Sunday, May 20th Dalhousie is co-sponsoring a sector of the Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon's full course. Come join friends and colleagues in lending a helping hand. Contact Dal alumnus, Jeff Zahavich jzahavich@gmail.com to register.

Volunteers can win a trip for two to CUBA!
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