Odyssey - By Way of Nolan
Courtesy of my children, I watched The Odyssey today. I went in with low expectations, because bringing a magnum opus
Dilemmas and Dividends
What the field taught me that the library could not
This is part of an ongoing series drawn from my
The Framework
Objectives, Significance, and Methods
This is part of an ongoing series drawn from my PhD thesis, "Globalization, Internal Migration,
The Matinee Idol
Abba (my father) bought us a black-and-white 24-inch Philips television in 1980, when he was Principal of Khulna Engineering College
The Women Who Made Your Clothes.
A researcher's journey into the lives behind Bangladesh's garment industry
On January 6, 2013, at 6:
Not All of Me Cooks
I once heard a real-life incident about Bhanu Banerjee, the veteran Bengali actor from Kolkata's golden era. His
Time, Space, and the Friends We Make
I first came to know about Facebook in 2006. Our niece, Aadiba, was hooked to her desktop computer in their
The Door
Can you be a poet without knowing nature? Maybe. But there is something you lose if you never have that
Above Politics
For the past few days, I haven't been able to stop thinking about a fundamental problem we face
When the Hand That Feeds Also Controls
Private Foundations and American Higher Education
By Soheli Khadiza Azad
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