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… the separation, Bryant believes that it had a lot to do with other members of the family and didn’t involve … English. When Stephanie went to the woman, she asked, �How can you know only this one word, when you can’t even … of anger from other blacks. Stephanie says that if “we, (the Tubman /Stewarts) couldn’t escape the self hate in …

… life. “None of us chooses an identity,” Mamdani said. “We are all named by others… In South Africa, it defines you - … numbers, what they meant and what they were trying to do.” He explained that the purpose of the book is to put the …

… a period of thousands of years, it’s a really constrained event in time and the volcanic ash is datable. It’s like a … those, we still have the tools and we can be able to say how smart these guys were and where were they getting their … artifactual remains found on their landscape. We plan to do this by working with the local Museum to put together a …

… Khan as a Chubb Fellow, wrote her senior thesis on how Bollywood has experienced a step-change since 2000, and … RV: Give me a blurb for dummies about The Juggernaut . SS: We’re a media platform and community for South Asians in the … RV: You’ve used the word ‘smartly’ a few times. Why do you stress on that word? SS: There are a lot of resources …

… And my goals are really to harness all the strengths that we have got here. Yale has a South Asianist in almost every … Fellows at the council — I would definitely like to see us do more to really involve both undergraduate and graduate … RV: To follow up — having articulated these goals, how will you measure success? SA: The first thing to say, of …

… Methodologically, she is particularly interested in causal inference for observational studies, natural experiments, and survey …

… colleagues at Yale’s Center for Economic Growth to collect data on COVID-19’s effects on low-income populations. … in a time of crisis. Interview edited and condensed. How are you responding to the pandemic through your research? … are facing particular challenges. What unique challenges do developing countries face in confronting the pandemic? …

… thinking of his own mother. “I felt like, ‘Okay, I have to do something as a human, as a filmmaker’. So I flew from … and suffering that exist in the refugees’ limbo. “How can you really deny whatever little happiness you get … filmmakers tell are just as valuable as the kind of hard data or quantitative data that we might do as an academic …

… the motives which actuate us in exposing the Free Church, we are not influenced by any sectarian principles—we have no … obeying the law of God. Slavery does this, and in order to do this, she uses the most brutal and cruel means—the gag, … is onward! But oh! what a sudden reversal! How dark and gloomy became my soul, when I heard they had …

… of the board as if, he said, “my ancestors were showing me how to play.” The washboard — a once common device for … with Descendants of African Americans of Old Yale.” The event, held over Zoom, brought together four descendants of … reflect on this history and its relevance today. “ Rarely do we at a university just stop and appreciate and celebrate …

… entire right to use his own body as he will, provided he do not so use it as to interfere with the rights of his … within these limits, to pursue his present happiness, how much more incontrovertible must be his right to use his … the highest obligation of which he is susceptible! We say, then, that every man, provided he does not interfere …