Strep
There is much to blog about, but I've had a very nasty case of Strep Throat. Around here, January has been quite an active month for kid-induced illness.
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- Greg Weeks
- 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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- Castro: still around
- Decree power
- Happy blogoversary to me
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- Castro: Not Quite Dead
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- Globalization and tortillas
- Accepting pesos
- The OAS and Venezuela
- Developments in Venezuela
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- The military and race in Bolivia
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