The rally comes after Laurie Zoloth’s talk earlier this week on the intersection of religion and environmental concerns.
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Professor Talks Intersection of Climate Change, Faith
Northwestern University professor Laurie Zoloth discussed the implications of climate change and how prophecy intertwines science and theology in a lecture on Tuesday.
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‘My Brother’s Black Body:’ Photographer Captures Life as a Minority
What started off as simply photographing his “homies” has turned into a personal commentary on the perception of black males in society.
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UGBC Releases Survey to Gauge Effectiveness
Respondents are entered into a raffle with the opportunity to win a $150 Uber gift card.
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The Great Plate Debate: BC Dining Hopes to Reclaim 2,000 Plates and Showcase Nutrition, Sustainability
BC Dining has received student feedback that it will use to continue to improve dining options.
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Luke Kuechly, SAAC Register Students for National Bone Marrow Registry
Over 800 people registered for the National Bone Marrow Registry this weekend.
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Bosnian Scholar Talks About Religion, Nationality in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Alen Kristic spoke of the need for religious change in the region, particularly in Bosnia and Herzegovina after the horrors of the Bosnian War.
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A General, an Ambassador, and a Reverend Walk Into a Panel on Just War
A general, ambassador, and reverend each gave their takes on what just war consists of on Thursday night.
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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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Clough Center Hosts Panel of Professors to Examine the Election
Alan Abramowitz, a professor of political science at Emory University, believes there is a polarized national electorate.
