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… Perspective,” presenting the research findings in process. Topics included the university’s 18th century … will share some details about their own research projects, what led them to sign up for the course, what questions they think are most important. And, as members …

… Mexico, the needs of the population he represents, and what we all from our own positions can do to     better help … events. But I understand that connecting an academic event with a broader public is difficult. And I wouldn’t … events. That’s their purpose.    Do you have an ideal event that could attract a wider Mexican or Latin American …

… to the problem. For them, the poor were a reminder of what could happen to them in a city where millions of people …

… into Japanese. She offered a fascinating analysis about what is voiced and silenced when writing about diasporic …

… Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief negotiator, summarized what had—and had not—been accomplished in last week’s round. … find an agreement, for as long as there is a constructive process…and continues to believe that this is possible.” He …

… a further ability to stand outside himself… to imagine what it would be like to be someone else.” We are …

… that the withdrawal itself was “definitely too rapid a process.” President Trump’s initial signaling that the U.S. … argued that we need to consider “the counterfactual of what would have happened if the Taliban were in power for the …

… Syrimis used the chicken and the egg analogy to describe what he believes is the cause of this disparity in … “When you’re going through it, you’re just focused on what you’re trying to accomplish,” Grogan said. “And you’re … run in conjunction with  Yale Bulldogs for Change . The event is set to occur in February, Grogan told the News. …