Beneath the shimmering waves swim communities of free-ranging spotted dolphins. Dolphins in the ocean have conflict like the rest of us. But they also have to live in a social group. In November, Weaver joined the Developmental Psychobiologist Research Group at the University of Colorado at Denver. There are physiological reasons for making up after a fight.
Dolphins do reconcile.
So do primates. Kids are not blending into society. W eaver is one of a small group of alumni whose years at Emory were financed by the Emily and Ernest Woodruff Endowment Fund. The following are just a few of the young alumni who came to Emory because of that generous endowment established twenty years ago. T he soft Bolivian accent of Misha Pless '90MD floats over the telephone lines from Pittsburgh, where he is director of neuro-ophthalmology at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.