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Affirmative Action in Brazil May Have Lessened Non-White Disadvantages in College Entrance at the Cost of Fewer High School Graduates

(Left) Kelly Rader, the Department of Government. (Right) Jeffry Clemens, the Department of Economics.

College Welcomes New Harrington Fellows

From left: Daisy Morales-Campos, Laura Esparza, Marisol McDaniel and Deborah Parra-Medina

Latino Research Initiative Garners $7.6 Million to Study Latino Health Issues

Kamran Asdar Ali's book (left) and Madeline Hsu's book (right)

Liberal Arts Faculty Among Winners, Finalists for University Co-op awards

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Nov 1

Lunchtime Lectures with Sean Theriault

11:30 AM
Etter-Harbin Alumni Center
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Nov 3

American Studies in the World Today Keynote Address

4:00 PM
Prothro Theater in the Harry Ransom Center, 300 W 21st St.
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Nov 4

American Studies in the World Today

9:00 AM
Prothro Theater in the Harry Ransom Center, 300 W 21st St.

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