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SUMMARY:Intro to Git and Github: A Hands-On Workshop
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SUMMARY:Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum
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SUMMARY:Faculty and Staff Tone Tuesday
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SUMMARY:Getting Started with Qualtrics (In-Person / Online)
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SUMMARY:Power\, Inequality\, and the Future of American Democracy: A Con
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LOCATION:Online
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DESCRIPTION:Join Robert Reich and Robert Kuttner\, longtime collaborator
 s and leading champions of economic justice\, for a timely dialogue on i
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 will reflect on the personal experiences that shaped their work\, the de
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 onomic inequality is reshaping the political landscape\, from the growin
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 hind\, and what it will take to rebuild broad-based opportunity and a mo
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SUMMARY:BeCurious Bites: Summer Edition
LOCATION:Shapiro Campus Center
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DESCRIPTION:Celebrate community\, culture\, and conversation at BeCuriou
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  engaging afternoon of connection and learning. This special summer edit
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 participants to explore their histories\, significance\, and lasting imp
 act through interactive activities and meaningful conversation.<br><br>I
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  on the stories and experiences that shape our world. Complimentary food
  truck fare will be available while supplies last.<br><br>Students\, fac
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SUMMARY:Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum
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DESCRIPTION:<strong>&quot\;<a href="https://www.brandeis.edu/rose/exhibi
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SUMMARY:Yoga at the Rose
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 anent installation\, &quot\;Light of Reason&quot\; (2014)\, in front of 
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SUMMARY:Excel with Excel: Overview\, Tips and Tricks\, Part II
LOCATION:Online
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 some time-saving formulas (if\, vlookup\, text formulas...) and we will 
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SUMMARY:Faculty and Staff Yoga Thursday
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 easily access the space and minimize time away from the office.
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SUMMARY:Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum
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SUMMARY:Special Seminar: Construction of Artificial Intracellular Compar
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SUMMARY:Current Exhibitions at the Rose Art Museum
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