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One of Australia’s notorious refugee camps has become an economic crutch for Papua New Guinea island

Protesters in Sydney in November call on the ruling coalition government to bring back 600 refugees from an Australian detention center in Papua New Guinea.

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Michael Woodford & Jacqueline Gottlieb, Integrating Information Sampling and Decision Making through Large-Scale Testing of Human Information Seeking Behavior (2018 Awardees)

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2018 Nancy Weiss Malkiel Scholars Named

EMERGING FACULTY LEADERS TAPPED AS NANCY WEISS MALKIEL SCHOLARS PROGRAM SUPPORTS JUNIOR FACULTY COMMITTED TO INCLUSIVE CAMPUS COMMUNITIES

Article from The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation

Exclusive: Democrats lose ground with millennials - Reuters/Ipsos poll

DONALD GREEN WAS INTERVIEWED BY REUTERS ON MILLENIAL VOTERS AND THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Meek Mill isn't alone in an unfair Pa. parole and probation system | Opinion

Vincent Schiraldi and Jessica Jackson Sloan wrote article about PA parole and probation system

It's not all about Trump: Democrats' midterm chances ride on health care and Social Security, too

ROBERT SHAPIRO QUOTED IN CNBC ON THE LEGISLATIVE DEBATE SURROUNDING HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS

The Context of Intellectual Friendship

DAVID SCOTT INTERVIEWED IN THE NEW INQUIRY

Airstrikes Won’t Stop Assad, but They Could Make Syria’s War Last Even Longer

PAGE FORTNA WAS INTERVIEWED IN SLATE ON AIRSTRIKES AND THE SYRIAN CONFLICT

Why should we keep murderers in prison until they die? Parole makes moral sense, even for cop-killers

BERNARD HARCOURT AND BRUCE WESTERN CO-WROTE AN OP-ED IN THE NY DAILY NEWS ON PAROLE IN NY STATE

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Faculty Mentoring Award

One of Australia’s notorious refugee camps has become an economic crutch for Papua New Guinea island

Michael Woodford & Jacqueline Gottlieb, Integrating Information Sampling and Decision Making through Large-Scale Testing of Human Information Seeking Behavior (2018 Awardees)

2018 Nancy Weiss Malkiel Scholars Named

Exclusive: Democrats lose ground with millennials - Reuters/Ipsos poll

Meek Mill isn't alone in an unfair Pa. parole and probation system | Opinion

It's not all about Trump: Democrats' midterm chances ride on health care and Social Security, too

The Context of Intellectual Friendship

Airstrikes Won’t Stop Assad, but They Could Make Syria’s War Last Even Longer

Why should we keep murderers in prison until they die? Parole makes moral sense, even for cop-killers

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