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Alison Weir will deliver a talk at Drake about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The dark musical comedy originally debuted in 2001 and was nominated for 12 Tony Awards.

Eliel and Eero Saarinen designed nine buildings reflecting Drake's determination to be a modern university that would help propel America into post-World War II leadership.

Wednesday's event featured basketball contests, Halloween games and food for kids ages 3-12.

South African religion expert Raymond Kumalo will deliver "Religion and Democracy in the New South Africa."

Edward Corpus, bass, will perform works by Verdi, Moore, Ibert, Porter and Bowles.

Criminal expert and Drake alumnus Paul Bush will talk about his experiences as part of the Life After Drake Series.

Madeleine Maxwell is among four Drake artists who have created specially designed and decorated bras for this year's "Bras for the Cause."

Paul Wiecki, a senior physics major, presented his research at the American Physical Society's (APS) Division of Nuclear Physics Fall 2008 Meeting in Oakland, Calif.

Students devoted their days off during fall break to flood-recovery efforts at the Mother Mosque of America in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.