"In my first studies of post-conflict societies in different parts of the world, I've learned that what people want and expect from revolutions and regime changes is not the immediate rise in living standards but a sense of justice," Jan Urban told me in an interview in his office at New York University's campus in the heart of Prague's Old Town.
But in my first studies of post-conflict societies in different parts of the world, I've learned that what people want and expect from revolutions and regime changes is not the immediate rise in living standards but a sense of justice.
For my first work study job in college, I cleaned the second floor of the Hampshire College library (including bathrooms that were always filthy but never busy).
I still like my study, because it was my first ever study in our first ever house, 17 years ago.
It was not the place that would have immediately sprung to mind when I was hoping to piece together a research group (my first) to study how cells control their division.
I just got my first social studies project of the year: A Study on the Restructuring After the Civil War.
I'm currently at a Russell Group university, in my first year studying history at King's College London.
Vice-principal, Stanground College Nosheen was a star among a small cluster of stars in my first media studies cohort at Stanground College.
Right now I'm in my first year studying psychology.
Twenty years ago, as a freshman at the University of California, San Diego, I took my first ethnic studies class.
