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… experiences. It is a laboratory in many ways, in which we can learn how to put ourselves in other people’s shoes and … and this is the chance for them to explore how they can think about the world differently. It is remarkable to me … think the greatest part of a humanist education is that we can continually train ourselves to see new connections and …

… between the two and how subtle differences in definition can, and has, had a great effect on the prosecution of those … and how, if possible, perpetrators of such crimes can be prosecuted. Sareta Ashraph, barrister at law, opened … asylum process by which members of the Yazidi community can apply for asylum outside of Iraq. The final panel was …

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… Modernity at Gunpoint: Firearms, Politics, and Culture in Mexico and Central America (University of Pittsburgh Press, … of History, Oregon State University: Death in Old Mexico: The 1789 Dongo Murders and How They Shaped the …

… spent decades as the “dominant story, but was never without challenges. Those challenges would ultimately … in Jesuit ideals, has led them into an approach that can model real change for other universities. Craig Steven … collapses. “Sometimes it blows up. How do you repair? We can’t keep voting everyone off the island.” The panel …

… the EU in regard to the “backstop.” Five weeks went by without any further assurances until this past Monday, the … letter, that at this point there’s nothing more it can do that would transform a defeat of that magnitude into a … have to take effect, there probably is nothing the EU can do at this point to change enough votes to win approval …

… way before publishing it, the Polish government can’t treat a Tribunal ruling as simply an advisory opinion, and Poland clearly can’t remain in the EU—and enjoy the financial benefits of membership—without accepting the primacy of EU law. It goes without …