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Upcoming Webinar: Remembering a CIA Coup in Iran That Never Was
Join ASMEA and Mr. Peter Theroux for the webinar "Remembering a CIA Coup in Iran That Never Was" on March 16, 2026 at 12:00 pm (ET). Register Here Peter Theroux is a translator, author, and analyst that has spent much of his career in international affairs. During his career, he has worked for the National Geographic Society doing fieldwork in Egypt, Lebanon, and Syria and produced fifteen books.
Ban phones, not books
How is it that we are talking about banning books from schools due to “inappropriate” material but we will not talk about banning phones from schools? There is some serious inappropriate content on those devices and no gatekeepers. Take away the opportunity to access these mini tech terrors at school and reduce messaging, posting, and accessing materials that would make even Sarah J. Maas blush. kAmp?5 =:<6 6G6CJ@?6 6=D6[ DEF56?ED 42? C625[ D4C@==[ A@DE — ?@E 5FC:?8 E96 D49@@= 52J[ 3FE 2E 9@>6[ H96?
Webinar Series
Join ASMEA and Prof. Meir Litvak, Tel Aviv University, for the webinar "The Origins of Modern Islamist Antisemitism" on April 4, 2024 at 12:00 pm (Eastern Time.) Register Now Meir Litvak (PhD Harvard 1991) is Associate Professor at the Department of Middle Eastern History; Director of the Alliance Center for Iranian Studies; and, Principal Research Fellow at the Dayan Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Tel Aviv University.
It's Facebook, not Face Book
Before we destroy the careers and reputations of elected officials in the city of Frederick, I’d like to bring some attention to the public document from KrugerLaw, LLC, which conducted the investigation into the misconduct accusations against Alderman Roger Wilson. Did tax dollars pay for this investigation? Because there were some glaring errors in that document that make me question the competency of the entire assessment and I would request my money back.
Dear protocol purists, I mean no harm
Stop judging everyone. I get it, you are the perfect specimen of coronavirus protocol. Masks off to you, good citizen. If I step outside for a stroll, maybe sans mask, I am not trying to catch or spread the virus. No, dear friend, that's not my game. I understand you are worried. I am too. I’m worried about my children’s education, my grandma’s health, my brother’s job, my favorite downtown haunt. We are all equally miserable.
Former MU music professor announces $4 million donation to create music studies center
View Story Comments COLUMBIA - The Columbia Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying a pair of suspects in a... More >> 10 hours ago Wednesday, September 18 2019 Sep 18, 2019 Wednesday, September 18, 2019 12:02:00 PM CDT September 18, 2019 in News MOBERLY - A man with four active warrants was arrested Monday night. According to a press release from the...
Fresno Unified debuts first ‘little free library’ for district schools
'Little Free Libraries' installed to encourage reading by: Emily Lucas Posted: Sep 13, 2019 / 02:13 PM PDT / Updated: Sep 13, 2019 / 02:14 PM PDT FRESNO, California (KSEE/KGPE) – The first Fresno Unified “Little Free Library” debuted Friday at a central Fresno elementary school. Students at Heaton Elementary School, on San Pablo Avenue near Fresno City College, placed books in what will be the first of eight mini-libraries installed at elementary schools across the district.
The Magnolia circus and a slippery slope
Neighbors united to save 210 Magnolia Ave. from destruction. Destruction of history, the neighborhood ambiance, the building of an alleged “McMansion.” But more importantly, the destruction of the freedom of owning property and the introduction of a slippery slope that all homeowners in the city of Frederick should be wary about.I get it.
American Academia 25 Years After 9/11
Executive Summary: To mark 25 years since the attacks of September 11, 2001, the Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa, an independent scholarly organization, commissioned a survey to its members in an effort to understand the lessons American academia has learned in the last quarter of a century, and gauge its intellectual rigor and commitment to seriously and truthfully grappling with a region that continues to be central to American foreign policy and national security...
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