She fought for the rights of girls and women in Iraq against religious fundamentalists and the other forces of partiarchal reaction, only to be murdered by them. One is reminded, once again, of what RAWA said on the second anniversary of 9/11.
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*important caveat that said TT job was secured via an internal hire where two other grads of the same school…
Excellent questions! Re question 6, I have actually already invented a new punctuation mark. I can’t type it here, as…
29. Should competitive examination questions obey Betteridge’s Law?
It’s likely that Notre Dame will return to a policy of requiring GREs next year (this year they’re officially optional…
Would love to see what a successful answer (in the view of the All Souls’ examiners) looks like.
That list of questions has a beauty to it, I swear.
She fought for the rights of girls and women in Iraq against religious fundamentalists and the other forces of partiarchal reaction, only to be murdered by them. One is reminded, once again, of what RAWA said on the second anniversary of 9/11.
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