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What Can You Do With A Degree in ? Pick any field in the arts and sciences, and read about recent graduates who have set out on interesting careers. Environmental Studies Student Wins Humanities Research Grant. LA Times Book Prize Finalist. A Star On The Track, In The Lab.

CAS New Faculty Computer Policy. In the spirit of transparency. Creating accessible Word Documents and PDFs. There are several ways that this can be acco.

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The Women Behind the Black Panther Party Logo - AIGA Design Observer. Summer of Love or Summer of Resistance? California Historical Society essay examines four posters. Essay on Cuban posters in new book Communist Posters. 10 posters illustrating the life of Fidel Castro, New York Times. Last Gasp Press, 2016.

Indiana University Press publishes new book by Daniela Vallega-Neu. Learn more about people and programs of the Philosophy Department by exploring our website or contact us. Visit our News and Announcements. Department of Philosophy University of Oregon. Visit our office at 211 Susan Campbell Hall.

Sepúlveda presents book of poetry at NY Public Library. Jesús Sepúlveda presented his latest book of poetry, entitled. At the New York Public Library on June 22, 2015. About fifty people gathered on a Monday evening to hear poetry in Spanish at the Fifth Avenue landmark building. The event, called Noche vestida de versos, was a poetry reading organized by Sudaquia Editores. And the New York Public Library. Rigoletto introduces free screening of Cinema Paradiso.

Dr Maria Escallón featured in latest episode of UO Today. The latest episode of UO Today features Dr. Maria Fernanda Escallón, assistant professor of Anthropology at the University of Oregon. She discusses her work examining the ethics of cultural heritage declarations and how the designations affect economic equality, territorial rights, and political power of Afro-descendants in Colombia and Brazil. Dr Kirstin Sterner speaking in Science Pub Eugene Series.