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… discussion events. These foci emphasize SAS’s goals, which are: to raise awareness of and promote advocacy for South … relevant issues, and create a safe environment for those who share an interest in all things South Asian. SAS is not … as Kenneth Gunasekera, the President of SAS explains, “we rely heavily on the support and fantastic faculty …

… with multinational companies caught in the middle. We asked Prof. Paul Bracken, an expert on global competition, … Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, and East Africa. What are the strategic implications for U.S. multinationals who operate in China or use suppliers there? U.S. …

… bio-physics at the University of California San Francisco. We are thrilled to announce the two winners for this year’s … Lehrman Institute’s mission. With this in mind, teachers who have 10+ students attend this event will receive a free …

… bio-physics at the University of California San Francisco. We are thrilled to announce the two winners for this year’s … Lehrman Institute’s mission. With this in mind, teachers who have 10+ students attend this event will receive a free …

… There were not more present, on this occasion, than what we usually have at our business meetings of the American … were deeply interested, and to which many had gone, who otherwise would have been present at the anti-slavery … any way to cooperate with us, because, as they allege, we are of the “Garrison party” in America. This ground has been …

… our heartfelt congratulations on this important milestone. We thank for your many contributions to the MacMillan Center … future. Please keep us in your thoughts as you pursue what are destined to be exciting and fulfilling careers! With warm … Studies There are six MA students – make that graduates – who comprise the African Studies class of 2020: Connor …

… language classes in the 2017-2018 academic year, 64 are enrolled in Yoruba, 182 are taking German, and 910 are … of 1,500 students, only myself. And in a class of 500, who is going to raise their hand? No one! But American … classes in Spanish and Portuguese. In legal Spanish we talk about immigration law, but the class is so much more …

… condensed and edited for clarity. Rebecca Onion: There are a few common popular stories of Columbus. The first one … Then there’s the revisionist one: Columbus was a blunderer who didn’t know what he was doing and just kind of happened … going in and out of its port, when Columbus was young. We think of the Crusades as only happening in the medieval …

… the officers of such passenger trains shall have power and are hereby required [*541] to assign each passenger to the … or re-establish a state of involuntary servitude. Indeed, we do not understand that the thirteenth amendment is … establish special schools for poor and neglected children, who have become too old to attend the primary school, and yet …

… 1960s and 70s, and in the 1990s “History Wars,” Americans are divided and debating the character and content of teaching history in our society. How did we get here and where do we go?  The 24th Annual Conference … of history, sociology, and education studies; journalists who follow the US education system; and secondary school …

… at Yale University   R. Owen Williams It seems there are many institutions apologizing for slavery and its … as collateral. The Chairman of Wachovia proclaimed, “We can’t make up for the wrongs of slavery…But we can learn … cannot be counted on to recount the truth about the past, who can? Editorials appeared all around the country. Scholars …

… in contexts of Latin American and Caribbean inequalities. Who inspired you to study class, wealth, and power in Latin … at Yale since you were an undergraduate student? There are so many more choices now. When I was an undergrad, Latin … and ER&M as an example, has been a game changer in how we approach research questions. We are exposed to learning …