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30 July 2008
Monash Memo is a weekly newsletter designed to keep the Monash community up-to-date with the latest news and events in and around Monash. |
Outbreak of hope in ravaged country
A Monash University project is giving hope to hundreds of orphans in war-torn Afghanistan.
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Clayton tunnel vision
Monash University is using the latest technology and social networking trends to help lobby for a rail connection to the University's Clayton campus.
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Scientist in finals of national award
Microfluidics expert Dr Leslie Yeo is a finalist in the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes -- and the Monash community can help make him a winner.
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Monash has marketing appeal
A Monash marketing academic has been elected a governor of a prestigious international marketing association.
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Australians in Italy
Monash Arts faculty staff and colleagues will speak on Australia's love affair with Italy at the upcoming Melbourne Writers Festival.
Monash promotes national tax debate
The Taxation Law and Policy Research Institute has provided invaluable input into the Federal Government's 18-month review of Australia's tax system.
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Peninsula campus celebrates 50th
Current and past staff, alumni, and community members will come together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the University's Peninsula campus this weekend.
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Medical student to attend world conference
Gippsland-based medical student Anneliese Willems will represent Australian medical students at an international conference in Jamaica in August.
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Empowering young women
The Monash South Africa Student Women's Forum is equipping young women with the tools to set and achieve their life goals.
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