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Norman Vanamee

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 24, 2026
Outlet visibility, for Town & Country
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Aug 31, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Norman Vanamee

    Fossils’ Fuel: How Dinosaurs Became Big Business (opens the original)

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    Above: Cassandra Hatton, head of Sotheby’s Science & Natural History Department. “Bones, bones, bones, my phone is full of pictures of bones.” Cassandra Hatton is sitting at a table in the Breuer Building, Sotheby’s new auction and gallery space in New York City, holding up her iPhone. The photos arrive at all hours, she says. At the other end of the exchange, inevitably, is a professional fossil hunter who has just come across a tooth or vertebra sticking out of the dirt somewhere in the Americ

  2. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Norman Vanamee

    Concerns Rise Among Harvard Faculty About AI Use in Classrooms (opens the original)

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    The Harvard Crimson published results from an annual survey showing a sharp rise in concern among Harvard faculty that AI is having a negative impact on the quality of courses. The Crimson sent survey questions to more than 1,400 tenure- and non-tenure-track faculty, and of the 463 who responded, 64 percent stated AI had either a somewhat or very negative effect on their classes. Last year, only 42 percent of faculty expressed the same concerns. Harvard provides students broad guidelines on how

  3. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Norman Vanamee

    What’s a Nice Southern University Like Vanderbilt Doing in a City like New York? (opens the original)

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    Last Tuesday morning, Vanderbilt University held an opening ceremony for its new satellite campus on West 21st Street in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood. Fifteen minutes before the event started, James Kellerhouse, Vanderbilt’s assistant vice chancellor for strategic initiative, was standing underneath a scaffolding in the grassy quad, eager to show all the progress that had been made. Two years ago, Vanderbilt signed a 99-year lease with the General Theological Seminary and began a lightning-f

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