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FOR
STEVE MARRIN, a stint at the CIA was like
putting a round peg into a square hole.
The agency’s one-size-fits-all approach
to analysis didn’t match up to the
expectations of this intellectual thinker
bursting with ideas. These days, Marrin
is following his desire to keep the country
safe by analyzing the agency. The self-proclaimed
“creative conceptualizer” has a lot to
say and people are listening. At age 33,
he’s
already recognized as one of the top 10
experts on intelligence reform. Full
story.
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Lonnie
Thompson, professor of geological sciences
at Ohio State University, will present
U.Va.’s Department of Environmental
Sciences Moore Lecture, titled “Rapid
Climate Change in the Earth System: Present,
Past, and Future,” Thursday
in Clark Hall, Room 108, from 4 p.m.
to
5 p.m.
Refreshments
will be available at 3:30 p.m. A senior
research scientist with the Byrd Polar
Research Center, Thompson is one
of the world’s authorities
on the melting of glaciers and ice caps
as a
warning of rising global temperatures. Full
story.
U.Va.
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Johanna
Drucker, U.Va.’s Robertson Professor
of Media Studies shows visitors to the
Virginia Arts of the Book Center one
of the printmaking presses during an
open house that was part of the Virginia
Festival of the Book. At least 60 people
of all ages came by March 19 to watch
demonstrations, she said, in the new
location in the Frank Ix Building.
U.Va. art professor Dean Dass (mouse-over
for photo) is coordinating activity for
an etching studio
in the facility.
U.Va.
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