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The Languages Less Taken

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By Jules Sanders, Emmanuel Effiong
| Harvard Independent
Harvard College offers courses and tutorials on 98 world languages, with even more available upon special request. From Mandarin Chinese, spoken by 1.1 billion people worldwide, to Old Church Slavonic, a medieval proto-Slavic language only occasionally used in some Orthodox and Eastern-Rite Catholic church services today, undergraduate language offerings span continents and millennia—yet few students take advantage of the diversity of courses available.
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Yemi Cardoso’s First Year At Central Bank: A Solid Year Of Bold Moves

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By Emmanuel Effiong
| New Telegraph Nigeria Verified
As Mr. Yemi Cardoso marks his first anniversary as the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), a key question looms large: has Cardoso’s tenure so far been a success, or has it merely scratched the surface of Nigeria’s deep-rooted economic challenges? From the outset, Cardoso faced an uphill battle. Rising inflation, a rapidly depreciating currency, a $6bn backlog of unfulfilled commitments, diversion of remittance flows and systemic banking sector challenges all awaited his intervention.
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Yemi Cardoso’s first year at the Central Bank: A solid year of bold moves

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By Emmanuel Effiong
| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified
As Mr. Yemi Cardoso marks his first anniversary as the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), a key question looms large: has Cardoso’s tenure so far been a success, or has it merely scratched the surface of Nigeria’s deep-rooted economic challenges? From the outset, Cardoso faced an uphill battle. Rising inflation, a rapidly depreciating currency, a $6bn backlog of unfulfilled commitments, diversion of remittance flows and systemic banking sector challenges all awaited his intervention.
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