One of the most pressing questions for the future of the European Union is how much solidarity Europeans are willing to show and to what degree they see themselves as

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This Task Force will take on the challenge of understanding the relationship of Israel and the Middle East. Even as I write this, things are changing in Israeli and Middle

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Students will learn how to cooperate with each other to produce a white paper that is more than the sum of each individual contribution. They will identity the issues related

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Are you concerned about immigrant rights in our state today? Interested in conducting firsthand research requested by local and national organizations working to address rights concerns that arise in the