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Goscilo: One course examines fairy tales ■ Continued from Page 1 cated at a private grammar school in England.In the 1960s, her family immigrated to the United States. She earned her undergradu ate degree in Russian at Queens College in New York City and did her graduate work at Indi ana University. Goscilo calls herself a “walk ing U.N.” because of her diverse family background.“It is natural for us to be international,” she said. Goscilo has published 12 books on Russian literature and related topics. One of her most recent is “TNT: The Explosive World of Tatyana Tolstaya’s Fiction.” Studies: Interested women can sign up ■ Continued from Page 1 ences in causes and symptoms of the disorder that would dis tinguish between types of de pression. Markley’s study uses a more experimental research tech nique, asking participants to view videotaped depictions of social interactions and fill in questionnaires about their re sponses, he said. 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