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Journey to Wellness in Indian Country: "They are equal to us"

and A History of Kindness tomorrow (Tuesday, April 20) from 3-4:30 p.m. She will also talk with Linda Grover, UMD Professor of American Indian Studies, in conversation about writing and indigenous thought. Linda Hogan joined me for a Zoom interview, and In between long digressions to talk about horses and dogs, she shared her thoughts about the animals with whom we share our world.

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MusicalAmerica - MA's Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, April 19-26

MusicalAmerica - MA's Free Guide to (Mostly) Free Streams, April 19-26

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Will a woman provost of Trinity College Dublin make any difference?

Will a woman provost of Trinity College Dublin make any difference? Structure and culture of universities are effectively designed by men for men about 3 hours ago Pat O'Connor Trinity College Dublin’s first female provost Prof Linda Doyle: Men are likely to produce more publications and have higher citations and more research funding – partly because they are men in male-dominated institutions. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw   After 429 years, the male dominance of the leadership of Irish universities has been shattered with the election of Linda Doyle as provost of Trinity College. Women now head up four of the 10 universities, or 40 per cent. It is a striking figure when compared with the European average of 14 per cent. This will help break the equation between masculinity and power and it is symbolically important. But will it make a difference?

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Who is Linda Doyle, the newly elected provost of Trinity College?

Ninth Level Ireland » Blog Archive » Trinity to elect first woman provost in 429-year history

“Trinity College Dublin will unveil the first female provost to lead the university in its 429-year history on Saturday afternoon. About 860 full-time academic staff are eligible to vote in the election which will take place online this year. The all-female shortlist of three senior academics includes Prof Linda Doyle, dean of research; Prof Linda Hogan, a theologian and former vice-provost; and Prof Jane Ohlmeyer, a high-profile historian …” (more) [Carl O’Brien,