What if we never named the shooters? NBC 9 (Denver, Colo.) – Aug. 6 It’s a question that psychologists and journalists increasingly wrestle with: Are the people who engage in […]
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Professor to Aid National Park Service in Mapping of Florida Bay
From the April 2016 Desktop News |A UA professor and graduate student are developing a map of Florida Bay in Everglades National Park in order to help the U.S. National […]
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Law School Launchpad: Pre-Law Program Sending Graduates Nationwide
From the April 2016 Desktop News | Of the 160 University of Alabama graduating seniors who applied to law school last year, 152 of them, or 95 percent, were accepted. […]
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Professor Brings Bluegrass, Folk to Pakistan as State Department Cultural Ambassador
From the April 2016 Desktop News | When Dr. Nikos Pappas and his four-man band went to Pakistan this summer to play the traditional music of the Deep South, they […]
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NSF Dissertation Grant Being Used to Conduct Research at Moundville
From the April 2016 Desktop News | Despite the extensive excavations that have been done at the Moundville Archaeological Park since 1939, Moundville’s decline—and its social organization—are largely shrouded in […]
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Anthropologist to Present Humanities Lecture on the Muslim Headscarf at UA
Dr. Mayanthi Fernando, an anthropologist and ethnographer from the University of California at Santa Cruz, will present “Storytelling Against the Grain: Muslim Lives, French Myths, and the Power of Ethnography” […]
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