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From Isolation to Excellence: The A&S Class of '24 Earns the Spotlight
Spotlighting some of the excellence from the graduating class of '24. Featuring Sociology graduates Darnisha Augustin, Ander Buckley, and Eden Philips
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'Summer of Love' series: A case for marriage
Listen to Full Audio HERE
Professor Brad Wilcox talks to NPR's Michael Martin - Making the case that marriage is the key to a meaningful and happy life.
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Natalie Aviles Discusses An Ungovernable Foe
Listen to the conversation on the Scholarly Communications podcast
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Brian Foster tells the stories of a Haunted Nation
Through his collaboration with photographer Rich Frishman, Brain Foster presents seven essays of stirring prose and intimate storytelling about economic development, Black community life, and the blues in his home state of Mississippi.
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Yingyao Wang Opens the Blackbox of the Chinese State
In her new book, Wang reveals how economic bureaucrats shaped the direction of China’s economic development and how dynamic shifts in "societies within the state" led to paradigm shifts in the Chinese economy.
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Science After the Chevron Ruling
Natalie Aviles discusses the potential harms of eliminating scientist-bureaucrats at the National Cancer Institute.
