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Medieval Machines and Marshmallows
to be. The playful concept was initially inspired, rather unexpectedly, by a tragic piece of news. In ...
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Interview with Professor Hall Gardner On His Latest Book
you read the news and keep up-to-date with what’s been happening, you will be able to follow along ...
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Words that Kill: An International Conference
perilous effects of post-truth regimes, false news and lying in politics which this conference sought to ...
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Professor Dan Gunn receives the Distinguished Faculty Award
none On December 7, 2016, AUP’s Faculty Senate honored Professor Dan Gun with the Distinguished Faculty award. As Professor Roy Rosenstein declared in his letter of recommendation, “Quid plura? Need I say more? I may have tired my two readers with this lo ...
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Professor Anne-Marie Picard's publishes new book: "From Illiteracy to Literature: Psychoanalysis and Reading"
none Anne-Marie Picard is professor of French and Comparative Literature at the American University of Paris. Using a psychoanalytical approach, her research focuses mainly on French writers such as Colette, Sartre, Duras, Cixous, Angot and Houellebecq. H ...
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"Colorful Syria": A moving exhibition and upcoming auction in the Fine Arts Gallery
none The Fine Arts Gallery is Combes is currently showing “Colorful Syria”, an exhibition which presents drawings made by children in war zones in Syria as well as children in refugee camps in Turkey. The show will be up for the rest of the month with an ...
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It's Not Too Late to Start Volunteering
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AUP's BVSyria Raises 983.22€ with Candy Sale
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The Wine Society meets at the Bleu Olive bar
none An informal wine-related gathering was held on November 3rd, at the Bleu Olive bar, a moderne and cozy bistro, located rue de Grenelle in Paris 7th. During this tasting, its owner, Olivier, hosted us with creative and innovative wines, served along w ...
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Prof. A.-M. Picard, a contributor in the "Dictionnaire de la Fatigue" (Droz)
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