Search

… thousands, of classroom teachers of history have come to know Tom as an advocate, innovative advisor, source of … Declaration of Independence, and there’s not a lot you can do with that, other than mount it on your wall. But suddenly, … Michelle Zacks. “Tom is a treasured colleague and friend. We will miss him but are proud of the solid foundation he has …

… My grandfather cursed my father, For Noah cursed Ham, you know; Therefore, my father’s children, The rocky road must go. We can’t turn here, We can’t turn there, Because the world’s in doubt, What we would do, Where we would go, What we would be about. I’m sullen if …

… County, Mississippi] Question: You live in Copiah County, do you? Answer: Yes, sir. Question: You are the widow of … Yes, sir. Question: Who killed him? Answer: I don’t know. Question: Tell the committee what you saw in regard to … The men came there to my gallery and hailed. Question: How many men? Answer: I don’t know, sir, how many there was. …

… and ethnic conflict in Myanmar. “In my home country, I do not have such freedom.” Moe, who consented to being … to review the SAR program and make recommendations on how to improve it. After gathering facts about Yale’s program … community, in turn, is strengthened by their presence. We learn from them about the challenges in other parts of the …

… with the international political community and suggesting how it can be fixed. He described global affairs as an … that the policies that work for the United State probably do not work for Rwanda. “No one holds a monopoly on wisdom,” … elections by whom? For whom?” President Kagame recounted. “We had close to three million people outside the country and …

… Suzanne Simard in 1997. Simard’s research reveals how vast, hidden mycorrhizal networks connect trees, allowing … resources vital for individual and collective flourishing. How can we explain the sudden, popular fascination with this hitherto …

… face heated times in order to fully overcome its ailment. We do not know where the future will lead necessarily, but we know this …

… and the fundamental law…[but also to] identity, and who we are.” He considered the various points advanced by the … University), who discussed his paper, “Should Quebec Do the “Write” Thing?  An Inquiry into Constitutional Theory … should – be consistent with the Canadian Constitution, and how the dynamics of ratification would change depending on …

… Languages and Civilizations department at Yale, opened the event by setting the context of Fishere’s talk. He said that there is currently little academic consensus on how to identify and assist a failed state, and attempts at … that “national leaders in failed or fragile states often do not recognize that their states need deep reform, if not …

… Languages and Civilizations department at Yale, opened the event by setting the context of Fishere’s talk. He said that there is currently little academic consensus on how to identify and assist a failed state, and attempts at … that “national leaders in failed or fragile states often do not recognize that their states need deep reform, if not …