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CMS men’s and women’s basketball earn postseason tournament bids
CMS men’s and women’s basketball earn postseason tournament bids
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Making Congress Great Again
Public frustration with Congress has been the status quo since the institution’s very first days. Many point to constant gridlock and high levels of partisanship as the main problems that have led to Congress’s recent d…
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Video tour: Tiffany Choi ’27 fuels her lifelong interest in art at CMC
In a recently released CMC video, Tiffany Choi ’27, an Economics-Art History major, and current Co-President of the Art Council at CMC, shares her knowledge and passion for works included in the Walker Public Art Collec…
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Never Again – for Whom? Racial Hierarchy in American Holocaust Memory
Barry Trachtenberg, historian of modern Jewish history, the Holocaust, and genocide at Wake Forest University, will trace the shifting American interpretations of the U.S. response to the Holocaust since World War II, f…
https://www.cmc.edu/athenaeum/never-again-whom-racial-hierarchy-american-holocaust-memory
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Could AI systems be conscious soon?
When people worry about AI, they usually worry about what AI might do to us. But what about what we might do to AI? Robert Long, a philosopher who works on AI consciousness and welfare, and the Executive Director of Ele…
https://www.cmc.edu/athenaeum/could-ai-systems-be-conscious-soon
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The Gould Center at 40: Imagining the future of humanistic studies
This academic year, the Gould Center marks its 40th anniversary, ever committed to providing “research, study, and experience in art, literature, history, philosophy, and other fields as a means to understand and develo…
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*POSTPONED* - Our Souls, Our Selves: Race and the Religious Imagination in U.S. Cinema
How does the cinematic lens capture the evolution of the human soul? A decade remembered for the rise of the blockbuster, the 1990s also hosted a profound spiritual revolution led by filmmakers of color. Jane Naomi Iwam…
https://www.cmc.edu/athenaeum/postponed-our-souls-our-selves-race-and-religious-imagination-us-cinema
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Recent Elbaz Fellows highlight meaningful careers in human rights
CMC alumni and Elbaz Fellows José Chiquito ’24 and Riley Green ’24 took part in a celebration held in the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum on Feb. 6, which highlighted their accomplishments and offered a glimpse into what li…
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Rose Institute of State and Local Government
LA County Measure G
About the GrantThe John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation awarded the Rose Institute a $100,000 one-year planning grant to elevate the perspectives of cities in Eastern Los Angeles County as the County impleme…
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