Official: Pilot from Florida killed in plane crash
AP Staff Aviation officials say an American pilot and a Canadian technician have died when a small plane crashed as they were doing work for…
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Only babies should fuss about feeding time
Public breastfeeding can be an unsettling sight for some or something beautiful for others.
Diplomacy speaker to bring “vast global experience”
On Thursday, Sept. 27, the University is hosting a lecture titled “The U.S. Foreign Service: Behind the Scenes of American Diplomacy,” during which author and journalist Nicholas Kralev will go into detail about his book, “America’s Other Army,” which chronicled his visits to more than 50 U.S. embassies and his many interviews with over 600 career diplomats.
SEAS to host lecture on “Sustainability, Trans-Disciplinarity, and the Arts.”
On August 21, artist, author, scholar, and “intersectionist” Joe Zammit-Lucia will discuss how words acquire meaning in the SEAS event “Sustainability, Trans-Disciplinarity, and the Arts.”
National editor discusses daily news coverage
‘Getting the news out first and then elaborating later’ was the focal point of The New York Times editor Sam Sifton’s lecture.
Professor breaks down love in light of Valentine’s
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, William Berry, professor of psychology, dished out the truths about the L-word.
Professor gets down to business
What started out as a hobby has now become the “leading technology on innovation.”
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Visiting representative is against peace
This Friday, Oct. 28, a Golden Panther returns to her alma mater. .
‘Arab Spring’ addressed during lecture
A prominent Israeli diplomat and political advisor spoke before students and faculty about recent political developments in the Middle East.
Czech diplomat speaks on life, current affairs
The Czech Republic’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs spoke about his lifetime experiences in office.