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… and Rumi. I was especially fascinated by how these poets can find freedom within the boundaries of fixed form. So, for … epic, and prose. These are advanced reading courses, so we’re really rolling up our sleeves as we get into the … modern writers and texts from various classical pasts. What is the pitch right now for studying Persian and the …

… embark on the Fellowship with distinct projects and goals, we all clearly share something in common: we’re excited about … Forestry and Global Affairs. Yet travel, like chocolate, can be bittersweet. Flying leaves an enormous carbon … whales, and stars along the way. Most importantly, I saw what I was traveling through. The world wasn’t something …

… embark on the Fellowship with distinct projects and goals, we all clearly share something in common: we’re excited about … Forestry and Global Affairs. Yet travel, like chocolate, can be bittersweet. Flying leaves an enormous carbon … whales, and stars along the way. Most importantly, I saw what I was traveling through. The world wasn’t something …

… in local communities, providing a space for one to learn about foreign cultures and get to know each other. … the importance of effective responses to these crises as we continue to promote interdisciplinary research and … people everywhere. https://refugee.macmillan.yale.edu/news/world-refugee-day-2022 Jun 17, 2022 … MacMillan Center … …

… tax havens, effectively off-shoring these physical assets. What can be done today to close this crucial loophole? Speakers: … is the Edwin J. Beinecke Professor of Finance and Management Studies and Faculty Director of the International …

… returns to re-claim his old life, a writer who thinks he can enter into others’ bodies and souls, and a man (Eugène de … writings, and you’ve edited translations of his works . What inspired you to write an “antibiography” about him? I’ve … including the problem of finding out who everybody is. As we move from one novel to the other, we meet a lot of old …

… or re-establish a state of involuntary servitude. Indeed, we do not understand that the thirteenth amendment is … the privileges and rights of such passengers. All that we can consider is whether the state has the power to require … of such a road, making compensation to the owner. What else does this doctrine mean if not that building a …

… (It is only on the “meta” issue of academic freedom that can I imagine the issuing of a statement on behalf of the … reason for not issuing statements is that within the GSP we seek to approach very situation that comes within our … First, I find the statement powerful and agree with what is said within it. Some of the phrasing is forceful in …

… YaleNews about the work. Interview condensed and edited. What types of illicit election strategies did you … is the exchange of money and goods for political support. We demonstrate that only addressing vote buying overlooks a … though the party or from their own pockets, when they can use state-funded policies like welfare benefits to …

… three decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union. “ We tell the story of how Yale has represented the Slavic … others hostile to printing and reestablished himself in what is now Ukraine. It was there that he printed the Bible. … from former dissidents invite researchers to think about what it means to preserve the present while considering the …