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Our work deserves so much more attention than the article gave it.
We at Southampton College of Long Island University read with great interest your Jan . 28article "Giving it the Old College Try".
Something about the tone and phrasing of the Wikipedia article gave it an awfully familiar ring.
The editors of the journal state that "the excellent description and just criticism of the Darwinian Theory, which this article contains, give to it a special value.
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To give the article some credit, it was a brutally honest analysis of Europe's growing "Muslim problem".
It is indeed by starting from an acknowledgement of these qualities that produce different kinds of territoriality and cannot be standardised on a single plane, that the article suggests it is possible to give shape to an original composition, able to "artistically" express a new urban culture.
I recently read James Perry's article on why it is time to give up on social impact measurement.
The original article gave its meaning as "hiding place".
