A relative of a victim killed in the Garissa University College attack is helped by Red Cross staff. REUTERS/Herman Kariuki
How can we as academics make sense of the horrific attack Thursday at Garissa University College, a young institute of higher education located in Northeastern Kenya?
On one level, such violence against unarmed civilians...
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The polls are in and the analysis underway, but the body language used by the seven party leaders in their head-on debate reveals certain things about their worries that they might hope you missed.
By having seven debaters locked in free-flowing, high-speed debate, with only a handful of pauses over two hours, this was a test...
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It may come as no surprise that fats and oils are part of any piece of chocolate we eat. But the push to cut trans fats from food for health reasons has created demand for palm oil, an ingredient with significant environmental impacts.
The rapid expansion of palm oil production for food and biofuels in the past 25 years...
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Human beings are information seekers. We are constantly taking in details – big and small – from our environment. But the majority of the stuff we encounter in a given day we rarely need to remember. For instance, what are the chances that you need to remember...
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