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… research? Unlike some of the people I dance with today, who started when they were four and five years old, I came to … that I grew up with. In an early ethnomusicology class, we were shown a clip of Pakeezah . And I remember to this day … been between communities, like devotional practices that are highly inflected by raga , for example, and aesthetic and …

… one class in economics and fell in love with the idea that we can apply mathematical rigor to understand human and … my interest drifted towards big historical questions. Why are some countries poor and others are wealthy? What can we … I have to satisfy two different audiences. Economists who only care about the methods, and think the history is a …

… and go WASP. If multiculturalism is our goal, then we (Mazon and the interviewers) need to say, “Here’s some … we have to supply what has been missing. What is America? Who defines that? We should not be afraid of being ethnic … group of students from Fairfield University.The students are part of a multicultural task force at the University. The …

… on board the Ships where I have been. These Mutinies are generally occasioned by the Sailors ill usage of these … are unacquainted with the method of managing them, how we can carry so many hundreds together in a small Ship, and … any one abuses them, they are to complain to the Linguist, who is to inform me of it, and I will do them Justice; But if …

… The Tribune. v. 4. n. 186. November 11, 1844. We are not surprised that a large portion of the Whig Party and … the scale—so much stock in trade of mercenary demagogues who say, ‘I control so many Irish votes, and will have a …

… and welcome back! … Hello everyone and welcome back! We hope you have all had restful and productive summers and are as excited about the new academic year as we are! We have … of Washington, Seattle, speaking about Indian convicts who built Singapore in the nineteenth century. Other visitors …

… specific requirements, students pursuing the certificate are expected to be a member of the relevant council’s … the candidate’s Yale University degree program. Students who complete the additional requirements will receive the … experience overseas in the relevant region. A student who intends to file for the final award of the certificate …

… citizen is his possession of the home virtues of which we think when we call a man by the emphatic adjective of manly. No man can be a good citizen who is not a good husband and a good father, who is not … great many of our men in business, or of our young men who are bent on enjoying life (as they have a perfect right to do …

… four brothers and three sisters. I grew up on a farm where we raised cabbages and potatoes. We grew food for the family. … applying, they never expectd that I’d be accepted. Others who applied with me weren’t. I had to apply to the American … Island until somebody claimed you. Now the people who are coming are looking for the welfare office as their first …

… at Ashoka US. CAS: Would you tell us a bit about who you are and what drives you? Simon Stumpf:  My name is Simon. I … program, so I’m not trying to get the gold star – but we do have a family motto, which we borrowed from a Sudanese …

… new diseases emerged between 1960 and 2004. Why weren’t we ready for this one? The following article was written by … the most confirmed cases—the American president asked, “Who would have thought?” But like all pandemics, COVID-19 is … the resulting multiplication of contacts with bats, which are a natural reservoir of innumerable viruses capable of …

… observe the passage of the Anthropocene – an era in which WE ARE the ones leveraging natural processes, pushing the planet … exhaustion. Between unbridled expansion and devastation, we witness the completed transition to total desertification …