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Farouk Ramzan

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As seen in: Vanderbilt Hustler, NewsBreak
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GUEST EDITORIAL: This semester, we should be civil — even when trying to prevent further massacre - The Vanderbilt Hustler

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By Farouk Ramzan, Robert B. Talisse
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On March 26, 27 undergraduate students at Vanderbilt University occupied an administrative building for several hours. The protesters shoved a police officer, cracked a window and yelled well into the night until arrests were made. They contended that Vanderbilt had no right to cancel the vote that would allow students to decide if the student government should divest from companies supporting Israel.
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Notes From Nash: 56 years of Vanderbilt: Michael Hodges

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By Farouk Ramzan
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Michael P. Hodges announced his retirement from Vanderbilt during the 23-24 school year. 4 minutes ago Michael P. Hodges is an expert in Wittgenstein’s philosophy, American Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion and Philosophy of Education. He has taught at Vanderbilt since 1968, marking this year his last. In this episode, Ramzan and Hodges discuss why Hodges signed a petition to have Joe Wyatt resign, the several roles he played at Vanderbilt and uncovers some of the absurd stories of his time here.
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Notes From Nash: Notes with Kevian Stassun: Understanding Space

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By Farouk Ramzan
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Stassun was spared a mainstream school education, when he was identified as having a “high IQ” and was recommended for a gifted magnet program. Stassun attended Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies for both middle school and high school. 4 minutes ago In this episode of Notes from Nash, host Farouk Ramzan talks with Kevian Stassun, a co-investigator for NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) mission.
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