Day: November 9, 2014

Nov 9, 2014

November 9, 2014

“Where were you 25 years ago when the Berlin Wall fell?” Personally, in 1989 I only existed as a poorly thought out idea in my parents’ heads. However, Professors Lüthi, Szapor, Beck and Anastassiadis were scattered across Central-East Europe at the time, and experienced the end of the Soviet Union not only as academics, but … More Nov 9, 2014

Listserv: Nov 9, 2014

November 9, 2014

What else can one say here, except that these ideas originate in your own wanton concoctions, or in a drunken dream? – Martin Luther, On My Last Minute Paper Prospectus (just kidding, it’s from The Keys) Tweet of the Week! (@HSA_McGill) 14th Century Italian medicine dictated that a woman’s uterus had 8 chambers that decided the gender … More Listserv: Nov 9, 2014