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Keeping it civil
Aurelian Craiutu | Why Not Moderation?
Oct. 9
On this episode, Craitutu advocates for the virtues of moderation in radical times and offers the view that the responsible use of moderation can, in itself, be radical.
The Psyche Mission
In collaboration with scientists from Arizona State University, NASA launched a spacecraft destined for the enigmatic asteroid Psyche. This celestial body is believed to hold the key to understanding the predominantly metal cores of ancient objects from the early days of our solar system.
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Okay! School Me
The New American University
Oct. 25, 2023
What does it mean to work, study, and belong in a new American university? In this episode, we discuss pressing topics in higher education.
The Civic Discourse Project
The Civic Discourse Project invites the top minds – civic leaders, academics and public intellectuals – engaged in thinking through the big ideas and challenges facing American society to discuss and explore them with our community. Led by the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership at Arizona State University.
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‘Beat SC’ indeed: UCLA sweeps USC in women’s volleyball, lands in AVCA rankings
Oct. 14
LOS ANGELES – UCLA women’s volleyball swept USC in three straight sets at Pauley Pavilion Saturday, delivering a statement win in the latest edition of the Crosstown Rivalry. Backed by an energetic home crowd for “Blue Out x LA Volleyball Day,” the Bruins picked up their first win at home.
catalyst
Catalyst: Better-living for dogs in shelters
April 16, 2021
Steve Filmer from the Catalyst follows ASU Canine Scientist Lisa Gunter as she travels to Minnesota for fieldwork; her focus is… could we improve dog shelters in ways that would […]
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