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… of Eastern European countries, and Russia’s apprehension towards Ukraine’s increased involvement and collaboration with … and views Ukraine as a “phantom limb,” which should have always been a part of Russia. Additionally, she explained that … Europe at the expense of Russia. The annexation of Crimea set the stage for renewed Ukrainian identity as more …
… 19, students filled the Johnson Atrium to see Stephen Walt, preeminent international relations scholar at … and Fiascoes: Why American Foreign Policy keeps Failing." Walt began the talk by placing the United States in the … order. The enormously strong military, nuclear weapons, set of allies, and isolated geographical position make the …
… November 12, 2015 to speak at two events. The first talk was with Ambassador Shearer’s Sports and Diplomacy lecture and the second was open the larger Oxy community in the Atrium at the … dialogue with an engaged audience. The lecture was set in the context of Rio de Janeiro’s relationship with the …
… Prize-winning Los Angeles Times journalist and Emmy Award recipient Patt Morrison ’74 returned to campus March 1 … crime scene, and, to keep reporters from accidentally setting the building ablaze with the cigarette butts they stubbed out beneath their shoes, the newsroom’s floor was made of asbestos. “There I was, a kid, and it was so …
… Fresh Chance for Civilization.” His book is filled with renewable energy success stories and hope for the future. My … For scale our solar array has a max output of 1 million watts = 1 megawatt = 1MW. In 2000 the world had installed 1 GW = 1000 MW …
… a healthy social life. Move-in : Not too long ago, I was heading up Campus Drive with all of my dorm essentials … orientation. Despite these mixed feelings, orientation week was actually very helpful for me. Having icebreaker … me, I can say that move-in and orientation for first-years sets us up for a good four years at the College. Academics : …
… As a student at Palisades High School in 1969, Warren Montag participated in a walkout to protest the … of fire. It was scary but good.” That seminal encounter set the stage for a lifetime of political engagement. “I’m … it was an undergraduate conference presentation, a Gaza solidarity encampment, or even just hard things we were going …
… Crunch. His father, R.E. Buckmire, a University of Massachusetts Ph.D. turned food scientist for the Quaker Oats Co. in … he completed his secondary education. “My father did not want his kids going to U.S. high schools in the late ’70s,” … Buckmire, whose family relocated to Barbados when he was 11. “My best teacher was a chemistry teacher, so that’s …
… Thom Harp ’92’s storytelling choices gravitated toward affairs of the heart—even if his approach to the … jaded in hindsight. His senior comps film, Be My Girl , was about a man who is in love with a blow-up doll and the … He was shooting his first feature when Karin visited the set one day with the welcome news that they were having a …
… | Anne Garcia Romero | Marvin Solomon | Tristan Waldron Gladys Eva Angle '11 - FACULTY EMAIL CHAIN Gladys is … a nice enough guy. "Participating in the New Play Festival awarded me a fantastic opportunity to workshop my creativity … The Roaring Twenties ; an original Virtual Reality series, set in a 1920’s speakeasy, and adapted from a short story by …