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In My Words: ‘The Rule That Dare Not Speak its Name’
June 28, 2012
In a newspaper guest column, Professor Rosemary Haskell points out the irony to a longstanding requirement for serving as a Scout leader.
Elon to affiliate with Atlantic Sun for women’s lacrosse
June 27, 2012
Elon women’s lacrosse team will begin competition in spring 2014 as an affiliate member of the NCAA Division I Atlantic Sun Conference.
Clyde Ellis interviewed for NPR feature on Powwows
June 12, 2012
Professor of History Clyde Ellis was interviewed by NPR affiliate KPCC in Pasadena, Calif., for a feature story on the history of powwow culture and the 27th annual UCLA Powwow that aired May 31.
In My Words: ‘Fracking Presents Tough Choices for Rural Poor’
May 29, 2012
As debate over natural gas extraction intensifies in North Carolina, Associate Professor Mat Gendle uses personal experience to offer perspective.
In My Words: ‘Evolution’ on homosexuality can take time
May 23, 2012
After Barack Obama's endorsement of same-sex marriage rights, Associate Professor Anthony Hatcher defends the president's "evolving" position.
In My Words: ‘Looking back at species lost’
May 21, 2012
Endangered Species Day 2012 provided Associate Professor Jeffrey Coker a moment to reflect on how human actions can harm biodiversity.
In My Words: ‘Public apologies won’t end soon’
May 16, 2012
Why have a handful of soldiers created embarrassment for the United States in recent months? Professor Tom Arcaro offers an explanation.
In My Words: ‘Who the marriage amendment is aimed at’
May 2, 2012
Professor Jeffrey C. Pugh argues against a proposed state constitutional amendment in one of North Carolina's leading newspapers.
In My Words: ‘1912: Year of Disasters’
May 2, 2012
Two tragedies took place in 1912. A century later, Professor Rosemary Haskell reflects on how we slowly change the way we remember such episodes.
In My Words: ‘More oil not the cure for our energy pains’
May 2, 2012
Promising to cut gas prices in half? Associate Professor Dave Gammon takes to task a presidential hopeful for overlooking one half the equation.