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… politician. Thus he tells an implausible story about the battle for Tenochtitlan-Tlatelolco in 1521—a … Reading Cortés against the grain could help us to think about the “Conquest” differently—about the “Conquest” of Tenochtitlan-Tlatelolco but also …

… Dr. Ingram joins us in this brown bag discussion to talk about her recent work. You can find out more about Tammy and her work at http://history.cofc.edu/about/faculty-and-staff/ingram-tammy.php lecture 203.432.9238 …

… your trip. By Air: The Tweed-New Haven Airport is located about 15 minutes from Yale Campus and is serviced by U.S. … Airways Express commuter service. Taxis from Tweed cost about $15 one way. There will be a taxi stand outside the … request to be dropped off at Phelps Gate on Yale Campus, about a 10-minute walk from nearby hotels and to Luce Hall …

… interests in the Middle Eastern region. Could you talk about your life after Yale, and how you got your start? I … now? Most students of the Middle East today learn a lot about Yemen because now it actually is a big issue when we’re talking about the region. However, when you’re talking about it …

… at Yale, and her hopes for the future. RV: Tell me about your academic path so far. What was you background … experience of rurality; it really pushed me to think about agrarian worlds and politics in ways that complicated … in encouraging me to think actively and critically about the relationship between environmental history and …

… this point is 387,000 years and the youngest at the top is about 60,000 years. But we still have to excavate further down. The important thing about this area is that there were periodic volcanic … “Modern Homo sapiens are known to have been around about 200,000 years but if the site is almost twice as old, …

… see West Campus, I had a fantastic time discovering more about our holdings for insular Southeast Asian art. While … questions that can emerge from seeing and thinking about an awesome piece like this. We might ask questions about human-animal relations, hornbills in mythology and …

… And how does a decidedly bad road shape how people feel about their country? I chose the national road between the … I have also learned some interesting information about the road’s history: the 197 kilometers of road between … of Guinea’s then-president Sekou Touré.  Touré was worried about security in his country, but he didn’t want the world …

… Cultural Revolution It was a long-standing curiosity about museums — one that was piqued during a fellowship as a … research for her Ph.D. dissertation, Ho encountered files about how Chinese cultural officials tried to protect objects … ‘What is the story behind this?’” says Ho. “ When we think about China during the Cultural Revolution from 1966-1976 — …

… of U.S. institutions’ participation in conversations about issues affecting Latin America. Finally, Guadalupe … and violence. Mauricio Zabalgoitia of UNAM spoke about men’s emotional reactions in response to conversations about gender and emphasized “complicity between masculinity, …

… tools to recognize UI and 2) to educate patients with UI about their condition and help them find relief. Our first … had gone on the radio prior to our arrival to speak about our program. The following day, we divided ourselves … better engage their understanding of UI. All were excited about the program—many had been struggling with incontinence …

…   Only 7 percent of respondents said they know “a lot” about global warming, while 41 percent had never heard of it … the effects, and 61 percent said they are worried about it.   Other key findings include: Scientists were the most trusted sources of information about global warming (73%), followed by the news media (69%), …