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Civil Commitment: If You Build It They Will Come
Sociology Professor Susan Sered on imprisoning women for lack of substance abuse treatment options
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Negotiating With Terrorists
Philosophy Professor Nir Eisikovits analyzes the implications of the Bowe Bergdahl prisoner swap
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What Pennsatucky’s Teeth Tell Us About Class in America
Sociology Professor Susan Sered on the "visual cue to the class divide" in "Orange is the New Black"
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New Issue of "Salamander" Literary Journal
Suffolk-published periodical features fiction, poetry, reviews, and artwork
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Toilets are a Women’s Issue, as India’s Recent Tragedies Prove
Law Professor Sharmila Murthy writes about the human right to safe drinking water and sanitation on "Cognoscenti"
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How Women in Banking Can Rise to the Top
Jodi Detjen addresses the finance industry’s gender imbalance in “American Banker”
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Sex, Race and Prison’s Violent Double Standard: Incarcerating Men Hurts Women, too
Sociology Professor Susan Sered writes about impact of America's prison system on Salon.com
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Student-Athletes as University Employees
Law Professor Elbert Robinson discusses NLRB ruling and NCAA case in arguing against “bidding wars” for star athletes
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Taking the Essay Out of the SAT
English Professor Quentin Miller on the value of learning to write
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The Intersection of Race and Gender
Law Professor Frank Rudy Cooper expresses fatherly concerns in the New York Times’ Room for Debate
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“Invisible Man” and the Future of the Novel
English Professor Quentin Miller invites readers to enjoy Ralph Ellison’s masterpiece on the 100th anniversary of the author’s birth
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Implications for Israel if Kerry Peace Bid Fails
Philosophy Professor Nir Eisikovits argues that Israel could lose its identity if pressed into new alliance as U.S. interest ebbs
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Is Black History Month Still Necessary?
Chief Diversity Officer Nicole Price considers advances and challenges in nation’s commitment to equity
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The Time Is Right for Establishing a Center for Social Innovation in Boston
Professor Brenda Bond advises creation of a strategic plan to address information sharing, coordination of services and creation of a seamless service delivery system
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Suffolk Voices: Leon Rozmarin Discusses Intricacies of Ukraine Conflict
Odessa native and political scientist considers speculation that opposition parties are coordinating with the ultra-nationalist street fighters
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Nir Eisikovits on American Studies Association Boycott of Israeli Universities
Philosophy professor argues that “most of the internal criticism of the Jewish State’s policies in the West Bank and Gaza originates in its universities”
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Living Up to Dr. King’s Dream
On Martin Luther King’s birthday, Chief Diversity Officer Nicole Price reflects on how we can carry on his life’s work
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Resident Scholar Profiles New Pope Who Offers a "Message of Love and Mercy"
New Yorker publishes James Carroll's "Who Am I to Judge?"
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"The End of Protest: How Free-Market Capitalism Learned to Control Dissent"
Suffolk Law Professor Alasdair Roberts, in a new e-book, argues that restraining opposition erodes democratic values
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