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Graduation Days at ISPCelebrating what your generosity makes possible . . . . |
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Helping Refugees Get a College Education"INSIGHT Into Diversity" is the oldest and largest diversity magazine and website in higher education today. For nearly 40 years, INSIGHT Into Diversity has been connecting employees with institutions and businesses that embrace a workforce that is reflective of the world around us. |
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COMMONWEAL features writing of ISP Students
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Imagine Hope . . .
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ISP Cookbook Now Available!
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"The River, The Roof, The Palm Tree" (Supplement)
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Damascus UpdateGabe Interviewed by The Chronicle of Higher Education |
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Iraqi Refugees - The Hidden CrisisA film from Cabrini College discussing the crisis that Iraqis are facing as a result of the war. |
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An Education, Free of FearFrom land mines in her homeland to the Midwest's fall landscapes, an Iraqi student makes Minnesota home. |
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Beloit College group hopes to educate public about IslamBattles rage over mosque locations and expansions across the country, including Tennesse and New York. But a Rockford, Ill. mosque has been going forward with expansion plans without community opposition, and a Beloit College interfaith group today is hosting a showing of “Abraham’s Children,” a film about the Muslim faith. |

Earlier this year eight Iraqi students between the ages of eighteen and twenty-three read the debate in Commonweal about the sanctions imposed on Iraq from 1990 to 2003 (“Better Than War?” February 10). Ironically, as guests of Syria,they were again living under sanctions. After reading the Commonweal articles by Joy Gordon, Margaret O’Brien Steinfels, and George Lopez, the students wrote brief responses. The following excerpts are taken from three of those responses.
Several ISP students and families have helped put this wonderful collection of authentic Iraqi dishes together. Download the PDF and try them out!
In 2008 we began to gather and publish some of the best writing done by our Iraqi students in their weekly Writers’ Workshop. Twice now we have added new works by new student writers. The result: "The River, The Roof, The Palm Tree: Young Iraqi Refugees Remember Their Home." A new supplement to the work includes the prose and poetry of the "Class 0f 2016," eight new ISP students who began studies in the US in September 2012.