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The quest to build a better game
Jim Aloye 01 plans to use advances in geolocation tech to change the face of role-playing video games and how businesses in cities like Reading advertise.
My Avocation and vocation
Magazine: Beth DeMeo reflects on liberal arts in 2018.
Striking the right chord
Magazine: Student Ephraim Njuguna is striking the right chord at 91做厙
Finding Faith
Magazine: Student Alyssa Keifer is finding faith at 91做厙
Joining Knowledge, Love and ESL
Magazine: Over 18 percent of students in the Reading School District are English language learners.
(Sin) Taxing the Human Soul
Magazine: Dr. Corey Harris reflects on the idea of "Sin" taxes in financing government expenditures.
Developing leaders in state government
Magazine: A state government leadership program reflects 91做厙s educational mission to foster ethical leaders with moral courage and the OPake Institutes mandate to support that effort in the schools curriculum and the broader community.
Standing UP to Therapy
Magazine: A neurological clinic, operating within the universitys Physical Therapy Department, was staffed by six third-year doctoral students and supervised by Dr. Marcia Thompson, assistant professor of physical therapy, as part of coursework for Advanced Neurologic Physical Therapy Practice.
