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… multifaceted analysis of oil’s place in Soviet and Russian life. Rogers recently spoke with Mike Cummings of YaleNews … That’s just the start. Part of what I discovered in my fieldwork is that the influence of oil is evident in a … really not the Putin administration in charge anymore. As my research progressed, I began to see the importance of …

… Teachers Institute Cohort Member I am currently finishing my student teaching at Stamford Public Schools. It has been … raise me. I am an English educator, and am constantly trying to make my students as open-minded as possible and ruminate on …

… of Freedom with Ta-Nehisi Coates Book sales: begin at 4:30 Program start time: 5:00pm The Gilder Lehrman Center for the … the Office of the Secretary and Vice President for Student Life, the Yale University Art Gallery, and Atticus Bookstore … Event Media: Facebook Video | Photos | Yale News Article Original event page … Gilder Lehrman Center for …

… “Our study is the first to test cognitive skills in real-life settings and to disentangle the impacts of poverty, … by the Syrian crisis ; and showed that a humanitarian program reduced levels of cortisol, a hormone associated with … by Mike Cumings for YaleNews . https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/study-poverty-not-trauma-affects-cognitive-func… Oct 24, …

… the South. During their period of absorption into the new life, their care-free, at times irresponsible and sometimes … concerning Negro crime. With the exception of the Daily News, all of the papers of Chicago have played up in … and the like have appeared with alarming frequency and the news articles beneath such headlines have been of the same …

… New York after the Civil War ended. She lived out her life in relative obscurity, caring for elderly and indigent … were different from whites, that they were animals. The program included a diagram of a heel and a skull, showing … meaning. That was a sign of real change; so much so that my mother, her grandmother cried. Stephanie believes that …

… is also enrolled in a leading interdisciplinary learning program at The University of Tokyo, where she’s leading a …

… raised cabbages and potatoes. We grew food for the family. My father worked off the farm in coal mines and construction. … raised grain, oats and barley. I always had enough to eat. My home had a grate for heat and a black pot hug over it for … house. I often had holes in the shoes I wore to school. My family didn’t get involved in politics. Other families had …

… programs to Syrian refugees located in northern Jordan. A program called “No Lost Generation” for refugees of 13 to 17 years old is trying to alleviate their stress and distress as well as give them life skills that will put them in a good place for building a …

… at the MacMillan Center, recently spoke with Yale News about the project. The interview has been condensed and … you to write the book? Emily Erikson: While working on my previous book, “ Between Monopoly and Free Trade: The … the result of the global expansion of trade. That was my initial hypothesis: As trade becomes more complex, more …