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The Fate of the “AHA Interview”: At Some Point, the Cons Might Outweigh the Pros
From the President
John R. McNeill | Apr 15, 2019
Should the AHA get out of the business of hosting job interviews altogether?
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Puff, Puff, Pass: Lessons from the Defeat of Marijuana Decriminalization
From the National History Center, Perspectives Daily
Emily Dufton | Apr 16, 2019
A booming kid-oriented paraphernalia marketplace unraveled efforts to legalize cannabis in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Reexamining Amritsar: Does the Historic Massacre of 1919 Warrant an Apology?
News
Kritika Agarwal | Apr 9, 2019
A new book challenges what we think we know about the British Raj’s bloodiest massacre.
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Want to Write for the AHA? Apply Today to Become a Perspectives Summer Columnist
Perspectives Daily
Kritika Agarwal | Mar 27, 2019
Write for us! Submit your applications by April 26.
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2019 AHA Research Grant Winners
Devon Reich | Apr 22, 2019
The AHA is pleased to announce the 2019 winners of its research grants.
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Grant of the Week: Society for Romanian Studies Biennial Book Prize
Zoë Jackson | Apr 18, 2019
The prize is awarded to the best scholarly book published in English on any subject relating to Romania or Moldova.
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AHA Member Spotlight: Elizabeth Ann Bryant
Matthew Keough | Apr 17, 2019
Liz Bryant is a professor of history at Houston Community College.
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The Purpose-Driven PhD
James Grossman and Emily Swafford | Apr 15, 2019
Articulating the purpose of a PhD program is imperative for our discipline.
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Dealing with a Fragile Past
Alex Lichtenstein | Apr 10, 2019
Two essays consider the problem of losing the past, either through accidental destruction or through censorship.