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Satoshi Kanazawa
- Marc Wilson: Pandemic provided case study for ‘ignorance is bliss’ debateNZ Herald
- A Psychologist Gives 3 Tips To Help You Design Your Perfect ‘Work Cave’Forbes
- A Psychologist Offers Advice On How To Handle The Holiday Horror Like A ProForbes
- DEditorial: Amid protests against police brutality, Northwestern administrators need to break tradition of empty statementsdailynorthwestern.com
- DLiving in Color creates space for queer artists of color through “collective imagining”dailynorthwestern.com
- Black people’s IQs may be OK but do they solve challenges?monitor.co.ug
- DProvost Jonathan Holloway officially announced as incoming Rutgers presidentdailynorthwestern.com
- DReport: Provost Holloway set to leave Northwestern to become Rutgers presidentdailynorthwestern.com
- DLetter to the Editor: Support Student Protestersdailynorthwestern.com
- DLiving in Color’s showcase, BLK GRL SANCTUARY, gives a platform to student artists of colordailynorthwestern.com
- DIzzy Dobbel and Adam Davies win uncontested ASG presidential election after low voter turnoutdailynorthwestern.com
- DASG passes resolution demanding University condemn recent racist campus incidentsdailynorthwestern.com
- DASG candidates talk experience, mental health during ASG town halldailynorthwestern.com
- DFaculty Senate seeks revision of academic freedom statement amid campus-wide debatedailynorthwestern.com
- DOld vs. New: Kanazawa controversy spurs discussion on generational gap in defining academic freedomdailynorthwestern.com
- DThe Weekly: An Unwanted Voicedailynorthwestern.com
- DDespite deficit, President Schapiro says ‘no constraint’ on student services fundingdailynorthwestern.com
- DHolloway defends ‘academic freedom,’ saying Kanazawa’s removal would make matters worsedailynorthwestern.com
- DASG passes amendment recommending professors disclose ‘oppressive’ nature of Kanazawa’s researchdailynorthwestern.com
- DFaculty Senate notebook: Scholar review policy passes; email policy draws concerndailynorthwestern.com
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