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Yale Calendar Highlights
- Thursday “Racism, Nationalism and Interracial Relationships in the United States and Germany, 1877–1917"
- Thursday “The Domestic Violence Home Visit Intervention Project: Impact on Recidivism and Engagement in Treatment" A light lunch will be served.
- Thursday Yale Forest Forum Luncheon
- Thursday Kiphuth Fellowship Public Lecture Speaker: Dick Ebersol, chair, NBC Universal Sports & Olympics.
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- Friday 4th Annual SOM Philanthropy Conference
- Friday “On the Longue Durée of Short Shelf Life"
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