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Law Professor Sees Way to Ease Immigration Labor Dispute
There’s a lot of posturing among politicians about immigration reform, especially in this election year.…
Scientist Charts Effects of Climate Change on Hibernating Chipmunks
A biologist at the Louis Calder Center Biological Field Station has uncovered new information about…
Motivational Expert Studies How Psychology Informs Effective Communication
A little-known fact in corporate America, according to Paul Baard, Ph.D., clinical associate professor of…
Literary Theorist Charts the Rise and Influence of Geopolitics in 20th Century Fiction
Fordham literary scholar Christopher GoGwilt, Ph.D., lives in a world of empire and Victorian fiction…
Professor Takes Critical Look at Limitations of Civic Programs
In an effort to help the poor or indigent, an agency opens an AIDS clinic…
Professor Tracks Assimilation of Racial, Ethnic Groups Through New York City Housing Market
In all those novels and movies, the immigrant experience in America is the stuff of…
Legal Scholar’s Research Uncovers ‘Cruel and Unusual’ Nature of Administering Lethal Injections
The name William Kemmler doesn’t ring a bell for most people. Kemmler, a New Yorker,…
Calder Center Biologist Seeks Out Secrets of Fungi to Benefit Ecosystems
As a graduate student, Amy Tuininga, Ph.D., assistant professor of biology, developed her strongest interest…