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Hochschild discusses Forensic DNA Phenotyping and new technologies shaping political policy
On Thursday evening, Jennifer Hochschild, professor of African and African American studies and public policy at Harvard University, presented a lecture titled “Political Responses to New Technologies: Surveillance? Security? or Meh….” Sponsored by the John C. Donovan Lecture Fund, the …
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Dr. Lori Lefkovitz presents on intersection between Jewish studies, gender studies and global studies
On Wednesday night, students, faculty and community members gathered in Kresge Auditorium to hear Dr. Lori Lefkovitz speak. Lefkovitz, the director of the Jewish studies program at Northeastern University and a professor of English and Jewish studies, delivered a Viewpoint …
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Sunset in a cup: Courtney Stock ’09 captures color and wonder in new multimedia exhibit
On Thursday evening, students and faculty members gathered in the Edwards Center for Art and Dance for the opening reception of “sunset in a cup,” an exhibition by Courtney Stock ’09. The Visual Arts Department collaborated with Stock to bring …
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