The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/guest-lecture/)
This fall, the College of Arts and Sciences will welcome Ann M. Simmons, the Moscow Bureau Chief of the Wall Street Journal, as the Zubrow Distinguished Visiting Journalist Fellow.
Federico Finchelstein Ph.D. ’06, a professor at the Eugene Lang College, will be leading a lecture titled “From Populism to Fascism?” on Wednesday to discuss the difference between fascism and populism and their relation to democratic procedures.
Prof. Paula Heron, physics, University of Washington suggests that students make mistakes as a result of imperfect ideas and failure to override intuition rather than an actual lack of knowledge.
“The Cornell Republicans are bringing Stephen Moore because we believe he can provide an important and unique perspective on the administration’s economic policy,” Michael Johns ’20 said about inviting the Federal Reserve Board nominee.
It’s your high school English teacher’s dogma: “cut the likes, replace the so’s and the um’s, speak slowly yet clearly — don’t stutter.” This so-called “word vomit” often doesn’t leave people’s vocabulary even past school, and Audrey Mann Cronin ’87 is determined to professionalize speech through her app, LikeSo.