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… the talk addressed the return of religion in China and how President Xi Jinping and his administration have sought … him of a museum exhibit of “a sociological phenomenon we call religion that had subsequently been destroyed or had … considered officially acceptable and still are the only five religions that are acceptable to this day. …

… on Research”: CLAIS+ESC Photo & Essay Prize As we all adjust to life in a pandemic and its aftermath, we … library closures and restrictions on travel, many of us are facing additional barriers to our normal practices as … to the sites, archives and communities that fuel our work, how can we continue to make contributions with our projects?  …

… the mental health of forcibly displaced children We address a critical gap in understanding how to effectively support the mental health of forcibly … support their mental health. This review maps out what we know — and don’t know — about mental health risks, …

… name of some common purpose or public order. What impact do you hope to make on society one day? I hope to enrich the … myself on the logic of a debate about the reasons why we have, sustain and justify the institutional arrangements … of American counter-terrorism policies. It was a lesson on how to take civil rights seriously. Dec 11, 2015 … Fox …

… Accounts from the Field Registration is required This event will feature three presentations -   Registration is … I will show many images I work with and explain how I work with the administrative language and how these … the greatest extent that the current evidence allows us to do so.  South Asia Presentation: Aniruddh Sharan (Graduate …

… argument is that men’s teams have more viewers, therefore, we [broadcast] those that have the bigger audience. Of … other problems that the Olympics Committee faces — such as how to classify intersex and transgender athletes, sexual … run in conjunction with  Yale Bulldogs for Change . The event is set to occur in February, Grogan told the News. …

… to offer him a lift. Byrd’s family said Tuesday that they do not know the suspects and had never heard the victim mention … What happened next is horrifying to the family, she said. “We are all hoping and praying he didn’t have to suffer, that …

… abroad,” said Ampofo. “They lack information about how to complete the forms, about what requirements they have to meet, and especially about financial aid options. We wanted our peers back home to know what incredible opportunities are out here for them, and …

… abroad,” said Ampofo. “They lack information about how to complete the forms, about what requirements they have to meet, and especially about financial aid options. We wanted our peers back home to know what incredible opportunities are out here for them, and …

… conversation with six De La Salle Christian Brothers. All are Irish Americans over 75 years old. All of their parents … (DeLa Salle) school. When the neighborhood went down, we moved up to the Bronx. I was born in Scotland and lived … Both of my parents were born in County Kerry but did not know each other in Ireland. My mother was born in 1884. My …

… newspapers, pamphlets, posters, and magazines. She studies how local intellectuals – ranging from school leaders to … An edited version of the conversation follows: What do you mean by the term “dirt”? Dirt is not just an empirical substance that we can see, smell, and touch. Dirt is also an idea that …

… They also used them as an opportunity to teach doctors how to better connect with their patients and how to … societal context and time period.   “It is important that we understand that [fairy tales] shape us,” she said. “It is … said. “In psychiatry it’s what are the symptoms, how do you manage the symptoms, how do you treat the symptoms. …