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Japan and the continued rise of communism in the soviet union and china. Cspan recorded this event in 2013. Ian buruma, the henry r. Youth professor in Barton College was in holland and japan. He earned several awards for his work. The publications he writes for include the new york review of books, the new yorker, the New York Times and the guardian which the guardian published sex and pleasure in japanese art. Among his previous books are taming the gods, murder in amsterdam and the limits of tolerance and inventing japan 1863 to 1964. In year zoero, most of which e wrote in the Commons Cent...

It is very chilly up there. A much cooler day, outside of the mountains, tons of sunshine, High Temperature in charlotte, 53, which is about 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. But again, a little more closer to normal this time of the year. Well talk about when we warm up in the seven day planner. Youre never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv news this morning. First alert traffic brought to you by toyota of north charlotte. John right now give you a live look at Current Conditions map and you can see right now all the interstates are basically in green which means y...

Its november 29. Were going to toss things over to Danielle Vollmar with a look at our forecast on this chilly sunday morning. Hey, danielle. Danielle good morning, frank and antoinette. This morning were waking up to temperatures in the 20s and 30s and a few 40s on the map. The milder spots the cape and the islands this morning starting your morning on nantucket at 46 degrees. But it is 28 right now in worcester. 26 in orange. Even 23 degrees in concord. So its a cold start out there, and the winds will make it feel slightly cooler. Theyre out of the north at about 510 miles an hour. Now we d...

The Class of 2024 missed out on many Vanderbilt traditions due to COVID-19, but Vanderbilt has only continued to push us to the side as part of a larger campaign against traditions.

The event, hosted by The Vanderbilt Project on Unity and American Democracy and the Rogers Center for the American Presidency, is scheduled to take place Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 5 p.m., and is free and open to the public; registration is required to attend.