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… works in Turkey, one question always seems to come up: Why do turkey (the bird) and Turkey (the country) have the … into the surprising history of a holiday mainstay for my students who were worn down by the weeks of midterms … Intelligence,” a podcast from The Economist . Listen to it  here  at 16 minutes into the broadcast.  The Journalism …

… on Art and the Environment in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, EVENT #3: METHODS AND CASE STUDIES … Visions of Ecology on Art and the Environment in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, EVENT #3: METHODS AND CASE STUDIES LINDA KALJUNDI HISTORIAN … ions-ecology-art-and-environment-eastern-europe-and-eurasia-event-3 … Visions of Ecology on Art and the Environment in …

… interpret and analyze everyday racial encounters through a language of psychology and emotions. As an alumna of Yale’s … Juan, Puerto Rico, and Ipanema, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. My main interest had to do with the impact of upper-class … to enable other comparative and global frameworks. I’m not sure if Latin American Studies included Latinx Studies …

… Flores I'm a senior history major currently working on my thesis regarding Japanese immigration to Mexico in the … and precolonial Latin America, as well as advancing my Spanish language skills through a study abroad experience in Spain …

… and where you grew up? I was born in the United States. My family’s story is more of the reverse immigrant story … to access the opportunities of the world, so they can not only improve their lives as individuals, but also their … accessible to more students.  6.       In your own words, why is it important to invest in educating the youth? When …

… of Kazakhstan and its capital cities in the 20th century. It is also a comparative history of non-European states … colony to nation” from the late 19th century onwards. My second project focuses on the history of Kazakhstan and … and co-constructed one another under the Soviet rule. My future research will focus on the urban and cultural …

… is that of gratitude. I feel exceedingly grateful to my honored friend, the president, for affording me an … a seat by his side in your distinguished presence. I know not why ‘tis so, I know not why I am humbled, when I reflect on …

… a huge burden of global disability; at the same time, it hardly ever makes the headlines, since it’s a problem most … ever have to grapple with. This is one of the reasons why hookworm has become known as a “neglected” tropical … What is your thesis about and what do you conclude? My thesis builds on an epidemiological field study I led last …

… a huge burden of global disability; at the same time, it hardly ever makes the headlines, since it’s a problem most … ever have to grapple with. This is one of the reasons why hookworm has become known as a “neglected” tropical … What is your thesis about and what do you conclude? My thesis builds on an epidemiological field study I led last …

… student I grew up hearing how the authoritative book on my people was written by a British administrator.” She also … Nagaland as a “lost world,” she joked, “I don’t know how it can be lost. At the time I was at Stanford doing my PhD.” … a broader audience through a newly-published graphic novel called A Path Home, which explores the history and present of …

… on Art and the Environment in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, EVENT #3: METHODS AND CASE STUDIES … Visions of Ecology on Art and the Environment in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, EVENT #3: METHODS AND CASE STUDIES LINDA KALJUNDI HISTORIAN … ions-ecology-art-and-environment-eastern-europe-and-eurasia-event-3-methods-and-case-studies … Visions of Ecology on Art …

… that are now being re-discovered. And because many if not most Blacks in England at this time were enslaved, we … ended chattel slavery in its colonies in the 1830s, it paid �20MM in compensation to the slave-owners: the … as a public resource. Saidiya Hartman “Archival Fictions” My remarks explore the intimacy of fact and imagination in …