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I finally finished up a grant proposal I've been working on for some time, and it's very nice to get it out of my hair. But now I have to wait about four months to see what happens.
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- I am Associate Dean for Academic Affairs in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
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- Trip
- Superman is an illegal immigrant
- Voting on immigration: Update
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- Coca cultivation in Colombia
- Latin America and the ICC (again)
- A/C Jinx
- Eyes
- Bolivia's "proof"
- Another immigration poll
- Polls and immigration
- The "honeymoon" seems to be ending
- Am I missing something?
- Padres in first place
- No immigration reform this summer
- I did not know that
- Academic work
- Pinochet's problems
- Evo and free trade
- AMLO in the NYT again
- Ogling women in Colombia
- Grant writing
- Raúl Castro's speech
- Lou Dobbs and immigration
- Fitzgibbon Survey
- Getting out the vote in Mexico
- Venezuela's bid for the UN Security Council
- Effects of the National Guard on illegal immigration
- The Senate and national language
- Redcoats and Rebels
- U.S.-Venezuelan relations
- Webcams in Texas
- More on Bachelet and Bush
- Do more border agents matter?
- Al-Zarqawi and parallels to Latin America
- Chile, Venezuela, and the UN
- Comments about Chávez at the OAS
- Swanson's Manhunt
- Academic writing
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- NYT article on AMLO
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