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Wesleyan's Women's Ice Hockey Coach, Olympic Assist. Coach Jodi McKenna, wins silver at Vancouve
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Kirk Swinehart calls Louis Menand's unvarnished look at American universities "deeply relevant."
Peter Rutland on why Obama's attempted 'Reset' with Russia has been a non-starter
Wesleyan Women's Hockey Coach McKenna is an assistant coach with the U.S. Women's Team
Gary Yohe discusses estimations on the costs of polar ice melts and global climate change
Unexpected invitations come with the holidays every year, but one in particular received by Jan Willis, professor of religion, caught her attention. It was from the U.S. State Department, and was inspired by President Barack Obama. The invitation asked Willis to serve as just one of 20 American religious scholars and nonprofit leaders selected by the U.S. State Department to participate in the inaugural Indonesia-U.S. Interfaith Cooperation Forum that was being held in Jakarta, Indonesia, Jan. 25-27 under the auspices of Religions for Peace. “As soon as I read it, I knew I had to attend this,” Willis says. “It…
Seth Redfield discusses a new way to search for extraterrestrial life.