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���ϲ����� Professor Judith V. Grabiner Wins American Mathematical Society’s Whiteman Prize

he American Mathematical Society (AMS) added another chapter to the storied career of ���ϲ����� Professor Judith V. Grabiner when it named her the winner of its 2021 Albert Leon Whiteman Memorial Prize.

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Caregiving and Political Engagement in the Era of COVID

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William Russell Ellis, former ���ϲ����� sociologist, reflects on his career

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Professor of Linguistics Carmen Fought quoted in feature about Zoom founder Eric Yuan, TIME’s Businessperson of the Year

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���ϲ����� Professor Tarrah Krajnak Wins Award for Documentary Work

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Jean M. ���ϲ����� Professor of Anthropology and Professor of History Daniel Segal has book review published in TLS of Joseph Henrich’s The Weirdest People in the World.

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Professor of Political Studies/Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja quoted in article “Why polls get the ‘Latino vote’ so wrong”

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Patheos cites Professor of Sociology and Secular Studies Phil Zuckerman’s article about US voters’ resistance to elect atheists.

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Professor of Political Studies Adrian Pantoja writes “The Political Damage of Trump’s COVID-19 Diagnosis” for Latino Decisions

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Phil Zuckerman, professor of sociology and secular studies, pens “Why is it so hard for atheists to get voted in to Congress?” for The Conversation.

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