Ranjit Chandra: bringing theories to life

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Chandra, the head of the immunology and allergy department at Janeway Child Health Centre in St John's, Newfoundland, is a world-renowned specialist on the connection between malnutrition and disease. He has won many awards and been nominated for the Nobel Prize twice.

Cover Story, Physicians, Medical professions, Achievements and awards, Biography, Medical research personnel, Medical researchers, Chandra, Ranjit

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Small but caring

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Mount Allison University is rated as the top primarily under-graduate university in Canada. The average class size at Mount Allison is just 19 students, and under-graduates are taught by professors, unlike many larger schools.

Canada, Evaluation, Universities and colleges, Schools, Mount Allison University

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Making Halifax tick: a new breed of movers and shakers steps forward

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The activities of several influential residents of Halifax are described, including those of cartoonists Theo Moudakis and Bruce Mackinnon, entertainment lawyer Chip Sutherland, and filmmakers Michael and Paul Donovan.

Personalities, Halifax, Nova Scotia

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