Donald Trump’s constant use of the term “fake news” to describe the work of career journalists has deeply insulted and alienated many in the industry, according to Lebeau.
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Music Fills the Air at First Event of Black History Month
“Today we’re here celebrating Black History Month, but we know that black history is 365 days a year.”
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Popular Faculty Offer Advice on Forming Conscience
Mary Troxell said that the concept of “accompaniment” is an intriguing leadership model.
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Two Professors Talk Dignity of Immigrants, Shifting Demographics of the Church
By 2050, the Catholic Church will be only 20 percent white.
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Climate Agreements Threatened Under Trump, Students Argue
Erin Annunziato, MCAS ’17, believes the U.S. is entering an environmental dark age with the assembling of Trump’s administration.
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‘Hopefully the Errors Were Random:’ FiveThirtyEight Analyst Talks Election Polls
FiveThirtyEight had originally thought that Trump had a 28.6 percent chance of winning the election.
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Professor Examines Lives of Undocumented Immigrant Youth
In his book, Gonzales details what happens to undocumented immigrant children as they transition into adulthood.
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Eric Holder Discusses Voting Rights at the Fall 2016 Clough Colloquium
Holder believes the voting rights of many Americans are facing a vigorous assault.
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‘We Have a Lot at Stake:’ Hersman on Use of Chemical Weapons
Rebecca Hersman gave a talk titled “Toxic War: Syria, ISIS, and the Use of Chemical Weapons” on Friday.
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Visiting Prof. Connects Slavery and Capitalism
Baptist researched personal testimonies and economic studies while writing his book.
