Rosemarie Garland-Thomson believes that disabled people can provide opportunity for expression, communication, resourcefulness, and relationship.
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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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Rwandan Genocide Survivor Shares His Story of Tragedy, Forgiveness
By studying sociology, Hyppolite Ntigurirwa came to understand the cause of the Rwandan genocide: learned hate.
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A Penne for Your Thoughts: Barilla Talks Pasta Company
Barilla urged aspiring entrepreneurs to be disciplined and to understand that the journey to success is more important than success itself.
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BC Dining Introduces Customized Grain Bowl Station in Eagles Nest
Dining staff decided to make the change after noticing the lack of student enthusiasm for harmony bowls.
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To Meet High Demand, Core Pilot Classes Add 400 Seats
The interdisciplinary courses are growing popular among first-year undergraduate students. This year, the number of seats more than doubled from 350 to 750 seats.
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Scholar, Activist Talks Religion’s Ability to Heal Wounds
Spahić-Šiljak believes that the only way to solve the problem of divide in Bosnia is for people to work together.
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University Counseling Services Holds Focus Group for First-Generation Students
University Counseling Services hosted a focus group for first-generation college students on Friday to better understand the struggles these students face.
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‘The Nature of the Terrorist Threat Has Become Complex:’ Schwartz Says at Panel
Kurt Schwartz, director of the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency, thinks the first step should be determining the nature of a terrorist group’s threat.
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‘Punishment has some form of boundaries:’ Yale Law Prof. Seeks to Reform Prisons
In her talk on Thursday, Judith Resnik talked about how placing prisoners in extreme solitary confinement is a violation of the eighth amendment.
