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Iron Age Scythians drank milk from cow, sheep, goats, horses

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Hopesick: Care and Community in America's Opiod Crisis

Sociocultural anthropology colloquium, Friday, January 30

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Sociocultural Anthropology Colloquium | “Hopesick: Care and Community in America’s Opioid Crisis”

China Scherz: Kristin Yudt Collegiate Professor of Global Affairs, Keough School of Global Affairs, University of Notre Dame

3:00 PM
411 West Hall

“For many Christians, the belief that God can and does act directly in the world can be a tremendous source of hope. Against seemingly insurmountable challenges, there is a sense that the miraculous may truly be possible. And yet, things don’t alw...

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