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… and History at the University of Washington, for its first colloquium meeting of the 2012-2013 year.  Professor Yang … of political prisoners, especially in relation to those of the transmarine convicts who lived alongside of them in very different circumstances …

… upon the plea in abatement is erroneous, is no reason why the alleged error apparent in the exception should not … by the discretion of Congressbut with powers not exceeding those which Congress itself, by the Constitution, is … the plaintiff was a negro slave belonging to Dr. Emerson, who was a surgeon in the army of the United States. In that …

… said Tim Barringer, the Paul Mellon Professor in the History of Art at Yale and a curator of the exhibition, which … of making unrestrained by good taste,” said Barringer, who also is chair of Yale’s art history department. “The … “Victorian Radicals” at the Yale Center for British Art — are taken from the second stanza of “Ode: Intimations of …

… determines where refugees can seek asylum and how they are able to integrate into society once they have been … world, and finally from the perspective of a presenter who had to flee his own country as a child, how to re-think “refugee” in the collective imagination. CMES offers the SIT as part of its commitment to outreach and …

… determines where refugees can seek asylum and how they are able to integrate into society once they have been … world, and finally from the perspective of a presenter who had to flee his own country as a child, how to re-think “refugee” in the collective imagination. CMES offers the SIT as part of its commitment to outreach and …

… in an attempt to understand the paradoxical question of why nations that claimed the strongest commitment to … for Frederick Douglass (1818-1895), the onetime slave who escaped bondage to emerge as one of the great American … the tragic paradox of why racial biases made freedom for those of European ancestry so deeply implicated in the …

… resources to teach this controversial topic in ways that those in the traditional classrooms do not. Reading the … We also hope to address broader questions about if and why dealing with slavery through public history is important … (CEUs) will be awarded to public high school teachers who attend the conference.� Please inquire about receiving …

… of Throat-Singing in Contemporary Kazakh Music The Slavic Colloquium presents Saida Daukeyeva is Assistant Professor of … and spirituality. In this talk, Saida Daukeyeva traces the history of the kömei revival in Kazakh music, asking: What … borrowing by one musician to a prominent feature of a local music scene? What is the appeal of this imported vocal …

… of Throat-Singing in Contemporary Kazakh Music The Slavic Colloquium presents Saida Daukeyeva is Assistant Professor of … and spirituality. In this talk, Saida Daukeyeva traces the history of the kömei revival in Kazakh music, asking: What … borrowing by one musician to a prominent feature of a local music scene? What is the appeal of this imported vocal …

… and provoking a variety of reactions. Mitja Velikonja, who is here at Yale as a visiting professor in the Russian, … and social media. On the other side, I realized that there are almost no comprehensive studies about this vibrant … The study of graffiti must start from the beginning.  Why is it important to research and analyze graffiti and …

… In this cross-sectional study, we surveyed 420 individuals who experienced landslides between 2014 and 2018 to assess … measure that was created in collaboration with the local community to compare perceived changes between those who were displaced by landslides and those who were not …