College graduate Aaron Leven gives a big thumbs up for graduation.

College graduate Aaron Leven gives a big thumbs up for graduation.

It was a beautiful, sunny weekend enjoyed by all. Now, commencement is over — at least until next year. The EAA promises to continue its coverage of commencement and plans to do even more next year.

Here is the link to our commencement Smugmug gallery where photos can be downloaded.

Enjoy!

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Read the full article in this month’s EmoryWire, where we feature insight from Lisa Moore, adjunct professor of law at Emory Law School and founder of The Moore Firm LLC, a boutique firm specializing in protecting clients’ creative rights. Here, just one point to consider, excerpted from the article:

“With the advent of the Internet, each and every medium through which content is created or disseminated has experienced a simultaneous renaissance and attendant struggle as the law valiantly, but often ineffectually, attempts to contain the explosive and uncontrollable expansion of the digital age,” writes Moore in her chapter “New Technology and the Market for Visual Art.”  She notes, “New technology and the prevalence of online galleries and virtual art fairs have ushered in an era of unfettered access to the visual arts market previously out of reach to all but those inhabiting the upper echelons of society.”

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To properly care for clients’ legal needs, Moore drafts comprehensive, customized agreements to protect these creative rights. Moore has been published in various prestigious treatises and journals.

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Moore represents the intellectual property and work product of clients in connection with licensing agreements, gallery exhibits, consignment and commission agreements, and more. “THE SOURCE” by client Gail Foster.

Moore's firm represents Jackson Fine Art, among other nationally renowned clients. Pictured here is Puente de Bacunayagua, Via Blanca, 2012. Image courtesy of the artist and Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta. Image copyright Andrew Moore.

Moore’s firm represents Jackson Fine Art, among other nationally renowned clients. Pictured here is
Puente de Bacunayagua, Via Blanca, 2012. Image courtesy of the artist and Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta. Image copyright Andrew Moore.

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Andrew Moore. Mirador, Gibara, 2008. Image courtesy of the artist and Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta. Image copyright Andrew Moore.

 

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Alumni Book Stack: Wisdom, Music, and Memories Shared

May 22, 2013

Amazon reports that the H. Jackson Brown 63C Life’s Little Instruction Book series “has sold more than ten million copies, spent more than two years atop the New York Times bestseller list, and has been translated into 33 languages. Originally written from a father to a son, the book offers insights, simple suggestions, heartfelt humor, and reminders for readers of [...]

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Mt. Everest update: Gibson Aids Fellow Climber at 28,020 feet

May 20, 2013

All weekend, we’ve waited for word of Nicholas Gibson 13A as he made the climb up to the summit of Mt. Everest. With a live GPS tracker monitoring his every move, we watched as Gibson scaled to 28,020 feet.  What an incredible achievement! The USAF Seven Summits blog reports, “Just received the call we’ve all [...]

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Awesome Alumni News on Facebook

May 16, 2013

We checked out the happenings on Facebook and came across these great pictures from some of our extremely talented young alumni.  Check out more from The Shadowboxers, Adam Hoffman 11C, Scott Schwartz 11C, Matt Lipkins 11C,  and filmmakers Jeremy David White 07OX 09C and Austin Reynolds 07OX 09C.

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Doctors’ Journey to Serve Patients

May 16, 2013

Dr. Henry Jennings 41OX 43C 45M 46MR 51MR  completed his undergraduate education at Oxford College and Emory College then joined Emory School of Medicine in 1943, just as our country became embroiled with World War II. He married his longtime love, Elizabeth (and enjoyed a combined monthly income of $175). Committed to the United States [...]

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175 Connections at Graduation: An Emory Family

May 16, 2013

New alumna Abby Yandell 13M 13PH graduated Monday from Emory’s School of Medicine and her family was there to celebrate.  The Yandell family members aren’t strangers to Emory’s commencement activities. The Emory tradition began in the 1920s when her grandfather A. Judson Graves graduated from Emory College in 1928.  Carrying on that fine educational tradition were Abby’s father George Shaw Yandell [...]

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Glimpses from Emory’s Commencement Ceremony

May 15, 2013

At The Post, we’re proud to share glimpses from Emory’s Commencement this past Monday. With perfect weather and clear blue skies, families, students, and friends gathered on the quadrangle to celebrate the momentous occasion of graduation from Emory. Congratulations to all of our outstanding 2013 graduates!  

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FOCUS: Q&A With Jason Glushakow 03C

May 15, 2013

The Post recently caught up with Jason Glushakow 03C who’s Manager of Reporting and Analytics at Cablevision and spoke with him about his career and the role Emory played in securing his professional life.    Q: Tell me a little bit about yourself as an undergraduate student at Emory. Major? Involvement in student groups? A: At Emory I was an [...]

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Emory Looks at Hollywood: The Realities of Iron Man

May 15, 2013

Emory physics professor Sidney Perkowitz analyzes the physics behind the Iron Man Trilogy and predicts some of the technology in the film could be a reality within the next twenty years.

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