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Dr. Tony Waters Faculty, CSU, Chico, Sociology Department Google the word “serendipity” and this is what you will see: “The occurrence and development…
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Melody Yeager Faculty, Anthropology Department Melody Yeager has been studying four generations of the same family in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Mexico, since 2007. In…
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Jack Fair Grindstone Ranger District Archeologist Mendocino National Forest During his seven years as Archeologist for the Grindstone Ranger District, Jack Fair has…
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Dr. Adam Irish Faculty, Political Science & Criminal Justice Department CSU, Chico Dr. Adam Irish explains how countries that can be defined as…
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Dr. Traci Burch Northwestern University In 2014, the police shooting of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in a suburb of St. Louis resulted in street protests by…
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