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Spiegel.de: Gelb, rot und schwarz - DER SPIEGEL
Die Bundeswehr entwickelt sich zur Multikulti-Armee. Deutsche, die in Russland, Ghana, Vietnam oder Polen geboren wurden, stellen die Toleranz der Truppe auf...
Canberra Close Up: Kim Huynh - ABC Canberra - Australian Broadcasting...
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On Canberra Close Up, ANU Academic Dr Kim Huynh joined 666 Afternoons to share his story
Kim Huynh - ABC
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Kim is committed to helping people in and around the ACT tell their fascinating stories. When he's not presenting for the ABC, he teaches politics and...
Of Word, Of Skin | Access Gallery
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Opening Reception Friday October 19th 8 pm
Access is pleased to present Of Word, Of Skin - an installation by Kim Huynh in which the artist investigates the...
Activate! IFC Power Hour with Tai Huynh - Inter-Faith Council for ...www.ifcweb.org › events › activate-ifc-power-hour-...
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Activate! IFC Power Hour with Tai Huynh. Please register so we can provide enough food. Join IFC members and residents to hear from and talk with Chapel Hill ...
Vietnam as if Kim Huynh Talks about His Recently Published...
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Kim Huynh Speaks about Vietnam Through His Collection of Short Stories Vietnam as if... Vietnam as if… follows five young people who have moved from the...
By the Thinnest of Margins, UNC Student Tai Huynh Made History in...
indyweek.com
“My parents were refugees from Vietnam. Growing up, we didn’t exactly have much.”
New tool that helps patients manage better after leaving hospital...
hospitalnews.com
An innovative and proven tool that helps patients manage their care after leaving hospital is being adopted by 27 hospitals across Ontario.
Two Engineering Teams Place First in Environmental Design Contest |...
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Two teams of engineering and Honors College students received awards at
the WERC Environmental Design Contest, which was held in April at
New Mexico...
Unnecessary health care costs Sask. hundreds of millions a year:...
www.cbc.ca
Difficult decisions to come on health spending, Reiter says. Some of that care isn't just frivolous – it's harmful. "There's a significant portion of health care that isn't supported by science," said Tai Huynh, co-founder of the health education website Choosing Wisely Canada. "Some of the intervention exposes ...
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