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… this tragic man, poetry was no luxury - it was the staff of life." -James C. Scott, Sterling Professor of …

… and analysis done by its affiliated faculty, students and staff, as well as other Yale University scholars that is …

… Ngaruiya brought together a committee of Yale faculty, staff, and graduate  students with established work in Africa …

… is, in his own words, “very much present and alive in people’s minds,” the similarities between politics in 18 th … of Independence is very much present and alive in people’s minds, and it is time, once again, to place it in … has shown that in fact it was a liberal society where people had choices in terms of things such as elections. And …

… The effects of the legal change are more complicated than people thought,” said Zang, an assistant professor of … economic changes. The timeframe allowed Zang to analyze people’s wellbeing before the judicial ruling through five … the court’s decision to amend China’s divorce law: First, people were acquiring unprecedented wealth amid the booming …

… reporting, she gives the constant impression of granting people her undivided attention. However, far from being intimidating, this intensity serves only to put people at ease and make them feel important. After only a few … she made several talks and was able to give a number of people the pleasure of having a meal with her and speaking …

… Aptheker, editor, A Documentary History of the Negro People in the United States (New York, 1951), p. 714. The … in the absence of a republican form of government to the people of Louisiana. Crime and lawlessness existing to an … and constantly increasing distrust and alarm among our people throughout the State. All rights of freemen denied and …