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Psychobiology of Women: relic or relevant? - Vimarsana News

Psychobiology of Women: relic or relevant?

Can self-knowledge be self-empowering?

A Pan-Asian Look at Chinese Characters with Professor Handel - Vimarsana News

A Pan-Asian Look at Chinese Characters with Professor Handel

A Pan-Asian Look at Chinese Characters with Professor Handel By Bruce Rutledge The North American Post Did you know that at one time in history, the spoken languages of Korea, Vietnam and Japan were all written in Chinese characters? Today, only Japan still incorporates Chinese characters into its written language, but at one point, Chinese A Pan-Asian Look at Chinese Characters with Professor Handel

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Finding love on center stage: ASUW's 'Lonely Hearts Club' | Events - Vimarsana News

Finding love on center stage: ASUW's 'Lonely Hearts Club' | Events

From what began as a failed collaboration with the YouTube show “The Button”by Cut, ASUW Arts + Entertainment (A+E)is gearing up to host an event they’ve never done before. The

CSA hosts 57th annual Lunar New Year Gala - Vimarsana News

CSA hosts 57th annual Lunar New Year Gala

Walking into Kane Hall on Saturday, Feb. 17, you would have seen a mass of red clothing, traditional Chinese dress, vendors lining the halls, and dragon decorations everywhere. These were

Professor John Findlay presents lecture on history of immigration and citizenship in Seattle - Vimarsana News

Professor John Findlay presents lecture on history of immigration and citizenship in Seattle

On Jan. 10, the department of history began its annual History Lecture Series with “City and Citizens: Seattleites and Their Rights, 1850-2000,” a talk led by professor emeritus John Findlay.