Everyday millions of individuals face horrific human rights violations. It is estimated that roughly 1% of the world’s population have been displaced from their home country. Refugees are people who flee their country in order to escape conflict. A refugee is defined as a person whom “owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for [...]
Archive | April, 2011
F&M Classes that Change Perspectives: Drug Courts
The new public health major is composed of some classes that have been at F&M for years. One in particular is one entitled “Problem Solving Courts: A Different World” taught by the Honorable Judge Ashworth.
When in Doubt, Use Google Docs!
A googol is an extremely large number consisting of a 1 with 100 zeros after it. Google is a misspelling of that very large number, that has turned into a very large internet powerhouse. “Googling” something has become synonymous with running an internet search, stealing the crown from services like Ask Jeeves and Yahoo. Of [...]
F&M Faculty Voices
- Paul Cret and the Landscape of War June 17, 2013
- Empathy for Whom? May 13, 2013
- John and Martha May 10, 2013
