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Editor in Chief/Publisher Prof. Dr. phil. David Aldridge Managing Editor Dr. Jörg Fachner, joergf@uni-wh.de Translation and editorial assistance Christina Wagner, cwagner@uni-wh.de Book review editor and dissertations archive Annemiek Vink, a.c.vink@capitolonline.nl “Odds and Ends, Themes and Trends” Tom Doch, t.doch@t-online.de International contacts Dr. Petra Kern, PETRAKERN@prodigy.net Scientific Advisory Board Prof. Dr. Jaakko Erkkilä, University of Jyväskylä, Finland Dr. Hanne Mette Ridder, University of Aalborg, Denmark Dr. Gudrun Aldridge, University Witten/Herdecke, Germany Marcos Vidret, University of Buenos Aires, Argentinia Dr. Cochavit Elefant, Bar-Ilan University, Israel Prof. Dr. Cheryl Dileo. Temple University in Philadelphia, USA Prof. Dr. Marlene Dobkin de Rios, University of California, Irvine, USA Dr. Alenka Barber-Kersovan University of Hamburg, Germany Prof. Dr. Tia DeNora, University of Exeter, UK Dr. Patricia L. Sabbatella, University of Cadiz, Spain ii
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March 20, 2007 Odds and ends, theme
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Music In Our Schools Month® "One a
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Music In Our Schools Month® MENC,
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A functional MRI study of happy and
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Brain works more chaotically than p
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Living with autism in a world made
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Living with autism in a world made
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While you slumber, your brain puts
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Low-pitch treatment alleviates ring
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Low-pitch treatment alleviates ring
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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE BIOLO
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Boosting slow oscillations during s
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Jobs Calls for End to Music Copy Pr
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How listeners perceive verbs At dif
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7th Meeting of the German Neuroscie
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The human circadian clock entrains
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The human circadian clock entrains
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Role of the corpus callosum in spee
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Pediatrician Creates Foundation, CD
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Interference with Bottom-Up Feature
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Music of the Hemispheres Andrew C.
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