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Sputnik International: Moderate consolidation, Democratic establishment fuel Biden's 'Super Tuesday' victory, Assoc. Prof. Paul Poast says he is surprised by the strength of Biden's Super Tuesday performance

Thursday, March 5

Carnegie Endowment: New scholar spotlight: Paul Staniland, Assoc. Prof. Paul Staniland writes about his life and his position as a nonresident scholar in the South Asia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Wednesday, March 4

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Xinhua News: Images may appear closer or farther than they actually are: study, A UChicago study says whether something appears zoomed in or out depends on the properties of the image itself

Monday, March 2

WSJ: Businesses fret over Life in a Bernie Sanders presidency, Prof. Casey Mulligan offers prediction on what the economy would look like in a Bernie Sanders presidency

Monday, March 2

The Washington Post: China’s early warning system didn’t work on covid-19. Here’s the story. China’s early warning system was marred with lies and coverups that halted vital information, according to an op-ed by Prof. Dali Yang

Thursday, February 27

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Why images may appear closer – or farther – than they actually are

Thursday, February 27

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The Chronicle of Higher Education: How to help minority students feel that they belong, Article reviews Assoc. Prof. Micere Keels’ book Campus Counterspaces: Black and Latinx Students’ Search for Community at Historically White Universities

Monday, February 24

NYT: Trump administration sees no threat to economy from monopolies, Profs. Greg Kaplan and Piotr Zoch discuss thier latest research that investigates the impact of monopolies on different classes of workers

Thursday, February 20