... In this 2005 address to the university faculty, Richard Brodhead announces the Financial Aid Initiative and emphasizes the importance of expanding endowment support for need-based financial aid. He discusses Duke’s strengths in interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge in service to society...

... they put into the soil are what have given every generation since the strength they needed to create a new world. Mariah Grant (Grandma Rye) slavery ritual cleansing prayers Prathia Hall freedom movement ...

...' greater strength and, in particular, the fact that they can be manufactured rather than needing to be grown have also created new challenges. US government policy continues to rely on a supply-side, “war on drugs” approach, meaning the same problems continue even as new ones arise. methamphetamine...

... While prior chapters highlight the strengths and agility of the ngoma body, chapter 6 addresses the struggles weakening bodies provoke by considering how individuals and the team manage well-being and stigma in the context of the AIDS epidemic. The national politics of the epidemic during...

... on various aspects of higher education and highlight some of the strengths of her speechifying techniques, including the use of personal narrative, African proverbs and symbols, and historic figures. higher education Black studies women African Americans ...

... indirectly, through the door of more humble expectations. Post-modernism’s strengths are: its critical recognition that freedom is not the same as the free market; margins are as important as centers; local conditions can contradict global powers, etc. Post-modernity is our current condition in world cities...

... in the United States during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The Black Jacobins is presented as a text key to understanding the reality of the continuing strength of white supremacist ideologies and practices, as well as to challenging the complex legacies or slavery and colonialism. John H. Bracey...

... to become party workers at election times) to provide evidence of a political party’s material sovereignty over the pipes. As elections are won or lost largely on the strength of local knowledge networks, those who can demonstrate command of hydraulic knowledge become politically powerful players...