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Dialogues explore race, identity

This spring, the Center for Multicultural Education and Programs will sponsor Intergroup Dialogues, which will open up discussions on race and social identity. Full story

NYU goes red for AIDS Day

NYU residential organizations ’More Goes Red and FYRE Fights AIDS are joining forces with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to raise funds for and spread HIV/AIDS awareness. Full story

Former ambassador predicts difficulties for Obama

John Bolton does not want to rain on anyone's parade, but his forecast for foreign policy in the Obama administration predicts rough water. Full story

Trans Week ends in grand gala

A formal party closed Transgender Awareness Week, complete with LGBT-themed Twister. Full story

Senate to reexamine Coke ban

The University Senate may decide to lift the NYU Coca-Cola ban. Full story

Moving forward despite loss

The College Republicans remain optimistic about their country’s future, despite Democratic victories this election. Full story

Whether or not religion dictates morality was the subject of a panel held last night at Kimmel and co-hosted by Atheists, Agnostics & Freehinkers at NYU and Equal Time for Freethought on WBAI-NY. Full story

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Coffee beans and bleary-eyed teens

Faye’s on the Square, the Starbucks on Washington Square, does brisk business with NYU students. Full story

NYU goes red for AIDS Day

NYU residential organizations ’More Goes Red and FYRE Fights AIDS are joining forces with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS to raise funds for and spread HIV/AIDS awareness. Full story