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Sachs said that Tulane??s strong emphasis on integrating public service with academics was one of the factors that attracted him to the university...
...Tulane??s medical facilities remained open while the rest of the university closed after Katrina. The medical school has not stopped operating despite the university’s more than $450 million losses, Baños said...
...Tulane??s Vice President of Student Affairs Cynthia Cherrey released the following statement Wednesday morning: “We are deeply saddened by the death of our student Amy McClendon. Our thoughts and prayers are with Amy’s family and friends, whom we have contacted to offer our support during this difficult time. Amy was a wonderful person and an excellent student. She will be sadly missed...
...only college experience they have known. The Tulane upperclassmen, on the other hand, had already had a taste of college life and had made a home for themselves in New Orleans. From their vantage point, Harvard was more of an interruption than a new beginning. Comparisons between Harvard and Tulane??s structure and culture were inevitable.But, for all of the Tulane students, time spent at Harvard was marked by a sense of impermanence and unfamiliarity.“The biggest thing that’s plagued us all—well, for me—is a sense...
...William Y. Ke, a visiting Tulane freshman, wrote in an e-mail. “Unfortunately I won’t be able to compete after this school year.” But he added that he is still excited about going to Tulane this spring. Tulane??s president, Scott S. Cowen, wrote in a message on the university’s website that 86 percent of the students are expected to return when the school reopens in January. Housing facilities devastated by the floods have forced the school to host some students in cruise ships...