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4. Acadian Cultural Society - Current Events Acadian Cultural society. current events. Contents Motion denied seeking apology to Acadians it participates in the dialogue of cultures between the states and governments of the http://www.acadiancultural.org/current.htm

Home SOCIETY INFO About ACS News and Events Membership Info ... Contact Us ACADIAN INFO Introduction History Genealogy Culture Current Events Site Map Acadian Cultural Society Current Events Contents: Motion denied seeking apology to Acadians University of Louisiana acquires British commander's 1755 papers Motion denied seeking apology to Acadians Tuesday, November 27, 2001 From the Ottawa SUN Motion denied seeking apology to Acadians By LISA SCHMIDT Canadian Press OTTAWA (CP) Liberals voted down a motion Tuesday by a Bloc Quebecois MP with Acadian roots seeking a formal apology from Britain for the deportation of Acadians more than two centuries ago. Stephane Bergeron's private member's motion sought all party support to request a British apology for the expulsions from the Maritime provinces between 1755 and 1763. Bergeron, who had lobbied Acadian Liberal MPs in the week leading up the vote, made a last-ditch appeal Tuesday in the House. "It's not designed to rewrite history. . .it is designed to heal old wounds. If the House cannot take this step, who will?" he said. "Rejecting this motion would be a new rebuff to the Acadian people and will result in feelings of bitterness and mistrust." Labour Minister Claudette Bradshaw, who is from Moncton, said she voted against the motion for an apology because most Acadian groups don't want to dwell on history. "The majority of them are telling me we want to look ahead on this, and that's what we've done," she said after the vote.

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6. Notre Dame Public Relations students a foundation for understanding current events ‹ and perhaps the Islamicand American cultures are so What happens if society has certain strictures http://www.nd.edu/~prinfo/news/2002/2-12z.html

Campuses adding Sept. 11 to curriculum By Karen W. Arenson New York Times Reporter Many of the new courses are focused on obvious topics like the history of terrorism, Islam and Afghanistan. But there are less obvious ones, like the nature of American identity, the engineering of tall buildings and the lessons Machiavelli can teach about power and terrorism. Immediately after Sept. 11, the University of California at Los Angeles created 49 seminars with themes related to the attacks. It is now offering a second round, including "Genetic Engineering Bioweapons: Reality or Hype?," "Responses to National and Personal Crisis in Modern Hebrew Poetry in Translation" and "Representations of Afghan Women in the Media." At the University of Denver, professors are using Hollywood films like "Die Hard" and "Key Largo" as springboards for discussing hostage taking and terrorism; one course uses post-Sept. 11 writings by women as a prelude to students' revealing their own responses to the attacks. "If you think of the event as a teachable moment and seize the day intellectually, a lot of good can come from that," said Brian P. Copenhaver, provost of the College of Letters and Science at U.C.L.A.

7. News & Current Events News current events INTERNATIONAL HISTORY DEPARTMENT ANNUAL LECTURE. a Conferenceon 'Les cultures économiques des on 'Napoleon in Russia society, State and http://www.lse.ac.uk/Depts/History/news.htm

International History Home Page INTERNATIONAL HISTORY DEPARTMENT INTERNATIONAL HISTORY DEPARTMENT ANNUAL LECTURE The Department, in conjunction with the IHR held its first joint Annual Lecture on 5 November 2001, chaired by Professor MacGregor Knox. The Speaker was Professor Ronald Spector from the George Washington University, who gave a lecture on "'A Gay-Loving, Pot-Smoking, Draft-Dodging, Womanizing Commander-in-Chief': President Clinton, the US Military and the Ghosts of Vietnam' NEWS: INTERNATIONAL HISTORY COMES FIRST! In the 2001 Guardian League Table of the best university history departments, LSE history came top of the League. The assessment is made on a wide number of factors, including the quality of teaching. RECENT DEPARTMENTAL NEWS The British Ambassador to the Netherlands, Mr Colin Budd, held a reception at the British Embassy in The Hague on 29 May to celebrate the publication of Dr Nigel Ashton's book 'Unspoken Allies: Anglo-Dutch relations since 1780'. In April 2002 Dr Robert Boyce gave a paper at a workshop at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston on 'Communications Under the Seas: A Twice-Rejuvenated 19th-Century Technology and its Social Implications'.

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aeolusmag.com Back To Front Page About Aeolus Beta... Aeolus was founded by a group of teenagers in Europe with a strong political, social and cultural concience, who were not interested in pop-star gossip, junk-journalism or dumbed-down current affairs magazines for kids, and had a feeling they were not alone. At a first glance, you can tell that Aeolus coveys a different feel and attitude to other online publications. Here's why... There are many high quality, insightful magazines for adults, targeted at intelligent, open-minded people who care about society and their surroundings, but few are targeted at the younger generation, and those that are, are often dumbed-down and relieved of important analysis and opinions. You may be wondering why don't we just read The Economist. We do, but we do not belong to the same generation of Economist readers, so how can you expect us to be content with the same criteria? We came up with the solution... The Urban Generation

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16. Program In Science, Technology & Society Analyzes important current events for what they reveal about the nature proposal, Scientific Visualization Across Disciplines and cultures. Visualization is http://web.mit.edu/sts/academics/NewInitiatives.htm

HEADLINES April Events Hughes Elected to NAE Hamilton Wins Siegel Prize The New Web of History ... The Director New Initiatives MIT Initiative on Technology and Self New STS Courses Fall 2002 STS.069 "TECHNOLOGY IN A DANGEROUS WORLD" (Undergraduate, 12 units) T/R, 3-4:30 p.m. Starting point is connection between technology and terrorism, but also explores how a human-built world can foster insecurity and danger, and how human beings respond. Analyzes important current events for what they reveal about the nature and working of our technological world. Many invited guests help develop a strong interdisciplinary approach (science, engineering, social science, humanities). [Prof. Rosalind Williams] STS.456 "ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, AND GLOBAL POLITICS" (Graduate, 12 units) Lecture: T, 5-6:30 p.m..; Seminar: T, 6:30-8:30 p.m. A graduate seminar for registered students held in conjunction with a public lecture series. The inaugural lecture/seminar will be offered in Fall 2002. Speakers drawn largely from MIT (with support of the Technology and Culture Program). Topics include the economics and politics of environmental regulation, of energy efficiency, and of alternative energy sources; future of fossil fuels; oil dependency and US foreign policy; and oil and Islam. [Profs. Evelyn Fox Keller and David Marks]STS.091 "FROM SURGERY TO SIMULATION" (Reading Seminar)

17. Major Or Minor In History - School Of Undergraduate Studies - UMUC understanding the workplace and in everyday society. of the diverse peoples, events,and cultures that have an increased awareness of current events and the http://www.umuc.edu/prog/ugp/majors/hist.shtml

History Students may seek either an academic major or minor in history. Major in History The major in history provides students with skills in historical research and analysis, a chronological understanding of the past, and factual knowledge of specific historical periods. Study yields an appreciation of U.S. history as well as the histories of other peoples and cultures that enhances multicultural understanding the workplace and in everyday society. Such skills and knowledge prepare students for careers in education, law, government, business, management, public relations, writing, and research. Objectives The student who graduates with a major in history will be able Demonstrate an understanding of historical methods and appreciate how history has been written and interpreted over recorded time. Understand how he or she is uniquely affected by the U.S. historical experience. Demonstrate a chronological understanding of the diverse peoples, events, and cultures that have shaped human civilization.

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19. HISTORY COURSES World Cultures In The Freshman World Cultures The cultures of the ancient Middle East, China, India the historic experience ofAmerican society and culture If anything, this is a course in current events. http://www.buffaloseminary.org/academics/history.html

HISTORY COURSES World Cultures: In the freshman World Cultures course, students are introduced to the origins and identities of ancient civilizations whose cultural contributions have shaped contemporary human thought and society. The cultures of the ancient Middle East, China, India and sub-Saharan Africa are studied, as well as those of Classical Greece and Rome and medieval Europe. Students learn research techniques and complete a research paper. Modern European History: This course is a chronological survey of European History to the present. While stressing the development of Western political philosophies, institutions, and practices, the course also examines the economic, social, and cultural (particularly art) experience of Modern Europe. The major areas of focus include the Renaissance and Reformation, the development of the European state system, the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, the Industrial Revolutions, the origins of Liberalism, Nationalism, Socialism, and Marxism, the world wars, the Russian Revolution, Fascism, and Europe during the Cold War. Skills emphasized include reading for understanding using both secondary, primary, and interpretive sources, map comprehension, and reinforcement of the basic writing and research techniques introduced in the freshman year. All students write a thesis-based research paper. AP European History: The course covers the European experience from the Early Renaissance (c1450) through the Cold War. The focus is on the intellectual-cultural, political-diplomatic, and socio-economic areas of European history. Students work with a college level textbook and other primary and interpretive sources. In preparation for the AP exam, students complete a number of written assignments and document based questions. Tests are infrequent but inclusive with extensive objective sections reviewing both the factual and conceptual content of the material being examined.

20. School Of Language, Literature And Communication, UNSW, ADFA Students interested in current events in Indonesia may read Indonesian journals Gatra buildingup resources for studies on Indonesian society and cultures. http://idun.itsc.adfa.edu.au/SOE/indoprog1.htm

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