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… and Humanitarian Responses. The panel was moderated by Frank Griffel, Professor of Religious Studies and Chair of … needs within Syria. This includes 13.5 million people in need (80 percent of the country’s population), of …

… and inspired the modernist artists. They still shape people’s conception of African art, Plankensteiner said. The …

… medical professionals in Syria. Yale faculty members Robert Rohrbaugh, M.D. ’82, H.S. ’86, F.W. ’88, professor of … under fire. The workshop brought together many people, including faculty from the State University of New …

… Academy of Medicine.” Peter M. Glazer  is chair and Robert E. Hunter Professor of Therapeutic Radiology and … Yale that is having a wide-ranging impact on the health of people around the world.” This year’s inductees have full …

… America and the Atlantic World, 1600–1875 , edited by Robert Englebert and Andrew N. Wegmann, published by LSU … such as Mairi Cowan, William Brown, Karen L. Marrero, and Robert D. Taber. For more information about the Book Prize, …

… B.A. '63 M.A. Copithorne, Tamako Y. '62 M.A. Cruikshank, Robert B. '67 M.A. Dapice, Belinda B. '68 M.A. Dickson, … Penelope M. '72 M.A. Philipp, Donald A. '52 Grd Phillips, Robert S. s '61 B.A. '64 M.A. Price Jr., Edwin C. '68 M.A. … Morton S. '53 M.A. Smith, Jr., Douglas '66 M.A. Solomon, Robert Lewis '68 M.A. Spaulding, Barbara J. '69 M.A. Sprey, …

… Aptheker , editor, A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States (New York, 1951), p. 715. Adams, … November 5, 1928. The Civil Articles of Lymerick Dublin: Robert Thornton, 1692. Clay, Cassius M., Letter from Cassius … on Anglo-American Relations, 1839-1858 Heloise Abel and Frank J. Klingberg, eds., Lancaster, PA. 1927. Yale …

… in South Africa during the apartheid era.  He recalls that people there could easily list the regime’s injustices, but … to describe a just alternative. This observation — people know what they oppose better than what they favor — … title? I think of it as the illicit use of power to get people to do things that are against their interests or that …

… There were in that country 500,000 nominally free coloured people, doomed to all ignoble employments. Every attempt was … a Wesley in piety, a Brougham in learning, or a Sir Robert Peel in political knowledge, an American would not … devoid of natural affection. It was impossible to find a people more destitute of moral feeling than those of America. …

… Through the Worlds of the Slave Trade: Primary Documents Robert Harms “Snelgrave Testimony (1726),” Journal of the … nation, which had not yet traded to Africa, instancing the people of Ostend, might send their ships and trade there … settlement always make the best shew they can of white people when they receive any stranger on shore. Mr. Wills …