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Scott McArthur wrote a new blog post:
Weekly Meeting Times Spring 2012 5 hours, 30 minutes ago · View
Ecuador Group:
Meets Mondays Open Block (12:00-1:15pm) in Anderson EPDC
Contact: Maren.frisell@tufts.eduEl Salvador Group:
Meets Mondays Open Block (12:00-1:15pm) in Anderson 208
Contact: Roxanne.tully@tufts.edu, Jessicaleeperkins@gmail.com, Luke.fraser@tufts.eduUganda Group:
Meets 9:00pm Monday Nights in Anderson 208
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Casey K Hogle wrote a new blog post:
Masculinity and Rape 9 hours, 11 minutes ago · View
An in-depth New York Times article describes the stigma associated with sexual assault perpetrated against men and reports that 3 percent of men have been raped and 1 in 6 men “experienced unwanted sexual contact of some kind as minors.” The article is written in the context of the federal government’s recent expansion of the definition of rape [...]
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Georgy Cohen wrote a new blog post:
Dean Uvin’s Top Ten 9 hours, 12 minutes ago · View
Last month, The Fletcher School’s Academic Dean Peter Uvin, shared his top ten albums of the year with the Fletcher student community. Featured artists include Radiohead, Bon Iver and AA Bondy.
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Anne Stratton wrote a new blog post:
Fellowship, Breakthrough Institute (Oakland, CA) 9 hours, 36 minutes ago · View
Breakthrough representatives will soon be visiting the Boston area on a recruitment trip for recent graduates and graduate students. Any student groups interested in meeting with Alex Trembath, a policy associate at Breakthrough, or another representative on the trip should email him at alex@thebreakthrough.org. About the fellowships: Breakthrough Generation is the young leaders initiative of [...] -
Anne Stratton wrote a new blog post:
From Emily Hulsey, Marketing Coordinator at GAP: “I work with Green Air Project (GAP), a social enterprise dedicated to helping both individuals and businesses offset their carbon footprints by planting trees. GAP is a simple, effective and affordable way to clean up the air we breathe. We’ve already planted over 200,000 trees and look forward [...] -
Anne Stratton wrote a new blog post:
Are you interested in affordable, fresh picked local produce delivered to you on campus? You are in luck! Tufts is hosting a pilot Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program during the Spring semester. If you’re interested, come to our general interest meeting on Monday, January 30th at 9pm in Eaton 209 What’s a CSA? CSA stands for Community [...] -
Anne Stratton wrote a new blog post:
Join the ELA for a 2-day conference that will feature one-day of intensive workshops, a full day of educational seminars and an Eco-Marketplace where vendors showcase the latest products and technology. Workshops cover topics from “‘Pro’active Protection of Wetlands” to “Practical Solutions for Deer and Other Pests” to “Native Plant System Design to Increase Habitat [...] -
Ammar wrote a new blog post:
Life after graduation – choosing a place to work 1 day, 8 hours ago · View
My job search over the past few weeks has got me thinking about what I really want to do in life. I’ve managed to narrow down 5 areas that are most important to me. Aside from what I’m looking to gain from a company, these things are largely things I would need/like at the place [...]
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Cole Latimer wrote a new blog post:
More about the 2 day Symposium 1 day, 9 hours ago · View
The Symposium is an opportunity for faculty from across the university to come together to learn about enhancing classroom teaching and student learning through the use of technology and to share their own best practices. The Symposium will also honor the winners of Tufts’ first Teaching with Technology Awards program. Over a 2 day period, [...]
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Mae Humiston wrote a new blog post:
RABBITZ 1 day, 9 hours ago · View
Who is that nibblin at our greens? It might be a New England Cottontail – the only rabbit native to New England – but it’s probably an Eastern Cottontail (brought to New England for hunting purposes). If it is indeed a New England Cottontail, we should probably make friends with it. They’re much rarer than the Eastern, [...]
