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A CMU Playbook for the NFL Draft

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By Emily Nagin, abby Simmons
| cmu.edu
How Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences is shaping the future of sports analytics and decision making Abby Simmons Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences Email abbysimmons@cmu.edu Phone 412-268-6094 Experts from Carnegie Mellon University’s Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences are applying their strengths in statistics and data science, decision science and neuroscience to help professionals make better draft picks and to help the public understand the...
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A Recipe for Understanding

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By Emily Nagin, Carnegie Mellon
| cmu.edu
Co-taught by Michal Friedman, the Jack Buncher Professor of Jewish Studies in the Department of History, and Nevine Abraham, an assistant teaching professor of Arabic studies in the Department of Modern Languages, the class filters Palestinian and Israeli history, culture and conflict through the lens of food. Topics range from regional and culinary history, to gender roles in Israeli and Palestinian communities, to the ways displacement and military occupation affect agriculture.
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Liminal Spaces: An Interview with Lydia Conklin

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By Emily Nagin, Philip Graham, Forrest Anderson, Anne Stameshkin
| fictionwritersreview.com
On a freezing winter night, a teenager sneaks out to her first party, her pet rat in her pocket. Uncertain about the stability of their newly open relationship, and navigating a tangle of emotions about their upcoming top surgery, a writer negotiates the vertigo of dating during COVID. A non-binary office worker struggles to articulate their identity while shepherding their nephew through a convention for trans YouTubers.
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