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… Sweet Professor of History. Siegelbaum will examine why the 1917 Revolution occurred. Was it only or mainly because of the devastation of war; why did a small previously conspiratorial group of Marxists …

… an up-close look at what the news media are covering and why. While maintaining the civility and fairness that are …

… your border and start firing missiles, things like force, aggression and self-defense are easy to understand. But what … He also is coauthor of "What Is Nanotechnology and Why Does It Matter?" published by Wiley-Blackwell. Contact: …

… teacher.” “Not only that, but she was a Western student, so why not go where the greatest was trained?”  This fall, the …

… inch of the city to better understand our new home. The biggest challenge was the one person always had to be a … From the food-filled  Mathallen  to the waters in  Aker Brygge  and  Huk  beach, my friends would chat and joke away as … rather than buying transport cards. I think the main reason why I have been able to improve my skills is that in the …

… when we are not asked. Giving a hand to those who are struggling, for whatever reason, doesn’t just make the campus … too. Simard's research left many scientists perplexed as to why trees of different species would help one another at …

… route. She used only her hands and feet to pull herself upward; ropes and other gear were there only as a safety … somebody could climb such an awe-inspiring rock is mind boggling, but Ms. Harrington did it. A New York Times article … to regain control of her emotions: “I kept thinking, ‘Why am I still hanging on?’” she said. “The final five …

… of Research and Innovation at Western Michigan University. Why Innovation? The Merriam-Webster definition of innovation …

… hazards and space exploration. It is no surprise then, why the geological and environmental are one of the most …