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Looking to recent efforts of grassroots organizations in the region, students debated the merits of “trickle-down” and “trickle-up” approaches to human rights in Latin America, as part of the “Di??logo Latinoamericano” series yesterday evening...
Walter E. Howell ’09, the student director of “Di??logo Latinoamericano,” who is also a Crimson sports editor, described the discussion series as “a forum in which students coming back from experiences seen firsthand, dealing with these issues, can share their stories...
Dining on Chilean empanadas, a group of students discussed the presidential candidates’ differing visions of Latin American relations last night, as part of the “Di??logo Latinoamericano” discussion series...
DRCLAS, referred to by its affiliates as “Doctor Class,” began the “Di??logo” discussions last year. While the center also sponsors various travel abroad programs, Howell said organizers hope “to continue the Latin experience once people returned to the U.S.” The talks aim to provide an opportunity for students to discuss Latin American issues in an informal setting...
...jawed on the sidelines Wednesday about how the Assault Weapons Ban was keeping “these guns” off the field of the Feinstein vs. Schumer Senate staff softball game. But come September 13, not even the overstocked lineup of the “Never Say Di?? squad will be able to bar these manly-man arms from the diamond. On that day, my biceps, and less lethal assault weapons like the AK-47 and TEC-DC9 are set to be legally manufactured and sold for the first time in ten years...