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for Edge Vol. Issue , Spring 1998
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25690
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East Carolina professor of Geology, Stan Riggs, examines the formation of the North Carolina coastline, exposing patterns that are rewriting geologic history.
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25691
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East Carolina University researchers have developed a new drug that aids in the prevention of asthma attacks. The new drug prevents both inflammation and muscle contracting, while also being long acting.
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25692
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With the success of the $3.5 million farm-raised striped bass industry, collaborative researchers at East Carolina University are turning their focus to southern flounder.
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25693
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Eastern North Carolina has a higher rate of deaths from breast cancer than the national average due to folklore, fear, and misunderstanding of the disease. But a long-term project at East Carolina University is seeking to change this through an interdisciplinary study of the issues that lead women to delay screening and treatment.
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25694
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A new mathematics course at East Carolina strengthens the depth of understanding for future teachers of middle school math, helping them with problems their future students may face.
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25695
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An award winning teacher at East Carolina University School of Art, Linda Darty is also an internationally recognized metal artist who memorializes moments from her life in her sterling silver and enamel metal works.
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25696
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East Carolina University political science professor Dr. Maurice D. Simon works in collaboration with researchers at UNC-Greensboro to trace the emergence of twelve Eastern European democracies.
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25697
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East Carolina University has moved up in the ranks of higher education as the UNC Board of Governors approved ECU’s classification as a doctoral institution. Graduate education has grown throughout the 1990s with new doctoral programs in Coastal Resources Management, Communication Sciences and Disorders, and Medical Biophysics.
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