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What is a World? A Roundtable on World Literature
Tuesday, February 25
5:00pm to 6:45pm Smith Warehouse, Ahmadieh Family Lecture Hall, Bay 4, C105 -
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How to Apply for Fulbright and Awards Abroad
Tuesday, February 25
5:30pm to 6:30pm Bostock Library - The Edge Workshop Room -
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Men’s Basketball @ Wake Forest
Tuesday, February 25
7:00pm to 7:00pm Winston-Salem, NC
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Dikgang Moseneke
“One of the lessons I had to take in: I was born a slave, I better not die a slave. I had to be my own liberator. You cannot outsource the obligation to free yourself.”
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Barbara Finamore
“One of the key messages we’ve always brought to China that I think is more important than ever is that you don’t have to choose between environmental regulation — including carbon — and economic growth.”
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Samantha Ravich
“It’s not the responsibility of my 90-year-old grandmother to protect herself from a nation-state… The complexity of the system is more than people should have to deal with.”
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Nadia Murad, Nobel Peace Prize Winner
“I fear this will happen again, and we women, must speak up simply because we are the victims.”
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Tom Catena
“Try to structure your life so you can be of service to other people. Using your abilities and talents, there’s always something you can do to contribute. It just takes a will.”
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Tommy Orange
“I write because I truly believe in the impact of what art can do in lives and to help a very troubled world.”
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Lisa Borders
“Discouragement doesn’t have to be debilitating. If anything, discouragement should drive you to open your own doors and design your own future.”
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President Luis Guillermo Solís Rivera
“We should not take democracies for granted. It’s becoming more and more common to see how they can fail.”
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Robert Satloff
“Is America better off trying to invest its resources to address problems in the Middle East before they become crises, or to protect ourselves from the export of those crises to the United States?”
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Karen M. Davis
“It is important to have women in technology fields. If everyone is the same on your team you do not leave room for innovation.”
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