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• Advancing social justice (global news)
  

• Tóibín reads ‘The Master’ to a captivated audience (global news)
  

• Dr. Cheng Li discusses ramifications of upheaval in China (global news)
  

• Russian Studies Program wins big in essay contest (global news)
  

• Governor Patrick speaks at IBS Global Trade Summit (global news)
  

• Culture X mixes a variety of traditions (global news)
  

• Gateway Scholar Profile: Yiyi Zhang ‘14 (global news)

• Student explores 'Ethics of Advocacy: KONY 2012' (global news)
  

• A reading with Colm Tóibín (global news)

• Experts lecture on Chinese politics, economy and future (global news)

• Gershon Baskin recounts events that led to Shalit’s release (global news)
  

• Siegal exposes corruption of international adoptions (global news)

• Student arrested at SJP protests of Israeli Knesset (global news)
  

• World Bank nomination concerns some in Dartmouth community (global news)
  

• ‘Not My Life’ screening shows horrors of child slavery (global news)
  

March 2012

• Anthropology lecture discusses ancient Central Mexico (global news)

• A unique experience abroad in Israel (global news)

• Knesset forums disrupted for 2nd year (global news)

• Israeli foreign policy expert discusses the Middle East (global news)
  

• K-Nite blends history with pop culture (global news)
  

• Boston Village Gamelan brings Javanese music to Brandeis (global news)
  

• Travels in Rome: the eternal city (global news)
  

• France shooting rattles Jewish community (global news)
  

• Global Trade Summit focus: Brazil, India, Israel, Turkey (global news)
  

• SKIN models Asian-American designs (global news)
  

• Suhaib Webb gives keynote at Islam Week (global news)
  

• Study abroad adventures: experiences of an American in Kosovo (global news)
  

• Global Green Initiative reconciles corporate profit and environmental responsibilities (global news)
  

• Gamelan group bringing Javanese tradition to Rose (global news)

• Undergraduate from China pursues his interest in India (global news)
  

• Israel comparisons malign tragedy (global news)

• Musika Rox rocks (global news)

• Altered Consciousness: More Involvement in Syria Necessary (global news)

• Brandeis scientists receive Canada Gairdner Award (global news)

• Ruderman Fellows coming from Israel to learn about American Jewry (global news)

• Afterthoughts on Israeli Apartheid Week (global news)
  

• Brandeis’ Commitment to Social Justice Threatened (global news)
  

• Casting a critical eye on “Kony 2012" (global news)
  

• Recovering lost treasures (global news)
  

• Raga links Indian and Afghan traditions (global news)
  

• Panel considers role of colleges in social justice (global news)
  

• On injustice to sexually assaulted black women (global news)

• Interpretation is focus of Imam talk (global news)

• Univ activists react to KONY 2012 (global news)

• Embrace concern for persecuted Christians (global news)

• Hill and Brooten host sexual violence panels (global news)

• Reporter and translator discuss FGM practices (global news)

• Corell opposes military strike against Iran (global news)

• Kony video misleads, manipulates the viewers (global news)

• Installations move viewers (global news)

• Raga musicians: a rare and valuable treat (global news)

• Female Genital Mutilation reversible; biography of pioneering doctor presented at WSRC (global news)

• Fifth Russian Culture Week brings together community (global news)

• Heller student attends U.N. women advocacy conference (global news)
  

• Students get inside view of Cuban economic evolution (global news)
  

• Virtuosos of raga will visit ancient traditions, cross cultural borders (global news)
  

• Medical endeavors (global news)
  

• Lawrence travels to India, builds global connections (global news)
  

• Abunimah speaks at Israel Apartheid Week (global news)
  

• Olga Golovanova '10 fights for democracy in Russia (global news)

• Connecting across cultures (global news)

• Alum with silver will go for gold in London (global news)

• Speaker raises efficacy of ‘one state solution' (global news)

• Visiting musicians will share the tradition of raga with the community (global news)

• BAASA celebrates APAHM’s 40th yeay (global news)

• BZA sponsors campus events for Peace Week (global news)

• Silence on Israel breeds indifference and apathy (global news)

• Campuses abroad violate rights (global news)

• Intercultural Center marking 20 years of campus diversity (global news)

• Fr. Cuenin guides students, staff to Rome and vicinity (global news)

• Asian American heritage will be celebrated during March (global news)

• Week of events highlights Russian culture (global news)

February 2012

• President: India mission far exceeded expectation (global news)

• Is the seafood you eat the product of slave labor? (global news)

• Nimbaya! to bring blend of drumming, dance to campus (global news)

• Gelb brings legacy of sushi chef Jiro to Us (global news)

• Lawrence runs the show, even from India (global news)

• Gates Foundation awards grant to tackle malaria (global news)
  

• Iran raises security issues (global news)
  

• Messinger urges students to take action against injustice (global news)
  

• Paths to compassionate action and service (global news)

• Lawrence's India trip advances partnership (global news)

• AraabMUZIK creates percussive hip hop (global news)

• Altered Consciousness: Standstill in the Middle East may have helped the community gain footing (global news)

• BC3 rings in Lunar New Year (global news)

• ’Deis monitors security after Iran tensions (global news)

• Bridging domestic action and global impact (global news)

• Messinger delivers keynote (global news)

• Early screening shows ‘Jiro Dreams’ dreams big (global news)

• Iran and Israel: Tensions continue to rise (global news)
  

• ‘Mooladé’ addresses topic of female circumcision (global news)
  

• Students win Sorensen award (global news)
  

• Dahl speaks about AIDS epidemic in Botswana (global news)
  

• DEIS Impact puts social justice on the agenda (global news)
  

• Lawrence addresses Indian university audience (global news)
  

• Broaden horizons by learning new languages (global news)

• Initiating connections (global news)

• HBI looks at Israeli women's struggle with segregation (global news)

• Dunya concert to support aid for earthquake victims (global news)

• Simon, world-class relief worker, teacher, at milestone (global news)

• Thoughts on India and Israel (global news)

• Study Abroad fair highlights travel opportunities (global news)

• Haarde ’73 to face trial in Iceland (global news)

• Lawrence kicks off presidential mission to India (global news)

January 2012

• Concert garners support for Turkish earthquake victims (global news)
  

• A Bollywood star is born (global news)
  

• Israeli immersion (global news)
  

• Confronting Expectations, Embracing Change: Reflections on India (global news)
  

• A clinical cause (global news)
  

• Brandeis-India initiative (global news)
  

• Peace Corps finally a reality for ’Deis alumna (global news)
  

• President's trip to expand Brandeis' India presence (global news)
  

• Exhibit inspired by water crisis around the world (global news)
  

• College Leaders Balance Israel and Speech (global news)
  

• Pursuing art abroad (global news)
  

• Arab Spring raises questions about study abroad programs (global news)

• Underground explorations (global news)
  

• Lucy’s Café in Boston serves up Ethiopian treats (global news)

• Institute for Russian Jewry to hold full-day seminar on Israeli culture (global news)

• India – A Land with more than what meets the eye (global news)

• Continuing life in Cairo (global news)