Students view photographs displayed on gallery walls during an ART 340 exhibition at the Center for the Arts, with multiple visitors gathered around the work.

Students in ART 340, Historical and Experimental Photo class, led by John Opera, showcase their work in a striking exhibit at the Center for the Arts. Blending tradition with innovation, they explore photography in bold new ways. 📸 Photographer: Douglas Levere

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"The chin evolved largely by accident and not through direct selection, but as an evolutionary byproduct resulting from direct selection on other parts of the skull."

Noreen von Cramon-Taubadel, professor in the Department of Anthropology, on the development of the human chin, which does not have an evolutionary advantage. She was quoted about her research in Smithsonian magazine.

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