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...Some classes this semester will try to incorporate current events more explicitly into the curriculum. Bear F. Braumoeller, an assistant professor teaching the Government seminar “International Relations Theory,” said in an e-mail he hopes to use the current situation as a concrete example of the abstract concepts in his course...
...American Anti-Discrimination Committee on Wednesday stated: "Arab Americans, in addition to feeling the intense depths of pain and anger at this attack we share with all our fellow citizens, are feeling deep anxiety about becoming the targets of anger from other Americans. We appeal to all Americans to bear in mind that crimes are the responsibility of the individuals who committed them, not ethnic or religious groups." The ADC advised people to report any harassment or suspicious activities to local police...
...them. They twanged one note, and the crowd goes, 'Yeah, this is Asian underground.' After two notes, they put down the sitars and out came the rock guitars." To Sriram, a 32-year-old Bombay native who grew up surrounded by classical Indian music, it was too much to bear. "I thought, this doesn't make any sense," he says. "I'm not a part of this movement. The further we stay away from it the better...
Traditional music is everywhere in our culture. It's something that's very close to the people, so naturally it's going to bear upon my work because it's ever present. Traditional music and culture are the environment itself. They're in the clothes and the ambiance of the street, so they absolutely mark everything that...
...Boston's Logan Airport, American Airlines Flight 11 lined up for its scheduled 7:59 am takeoff. The plane is one of aviation's workhorses, a Boeing 767, a twin-engine, twin-aisle that many air carriers use to bear the burden of heavily traveled domestic and international routes. It is the third largest plane Boeing makes, after the enormous 747 and the 777. On this fateful morning, the 767, which can carry a maximum of 269 passengers in a combination of first and coach classes, was less than half full, with only 92 souls on board. But the aircraft...