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Once every month Diana Moukalled appears on Future TV in a new episode of her program BiI'ayn al Mujarradeh (Through the Naked Eye). In each episode she embarks on a new journey to a different country and reports from there on the prevalent situation. I met Diana Moukalled at the Institute for Women's Studies, and we managed to have a quiet conversation something that would have proven very difficult had we chosen Future TV.

On April 30, 2001 Fay Afaf Kanafani, UN Prize winner of Computer Generated Graphic Art - Year 2001 and recipient of the International Woman of the Year2001, gave a lecture at the Institute for Women's Studies in the Arab World

This article analyzes two interpretations, both deemed wrong, of the 2000 US presidential election: (1) Systematic analysis of presidential election models can be wrong. (2) Al Gore failed to run a political campaign consistent with elections on which previous models were based. The article analyzes data from 13 postwar presidential elections to determine that the outcome was not as surprising as everyone labeled it. 2 Tables, 4 Figures, 16 References. E. Miller

AbstractAnalysis of precinct errors strengthens case for a central count.

Arda Ekmekji is an Armenian Lebanese scholar living in Beirut. Born in Jerusalem, Ekmekji lived in Jordan until 1968 after which she came to Lebanon to enroll in the American University of Beirut (AUB). She holds a BA in Ancient History and an MA in Archaeology from the AUB. She also has a Ph.D. in Archeology from the University of Paris I (Sorbonne). Ekmekji served as a faculty member at AUB for around two decades teaching Cultural Studies, Ancient Religions and Civilizations as well as Archaeology. She then moved to Haigazian University in 1997. She began as Director of the Faculty of Humanities and since 1998 has served as Dean of Arts and Sciences at Haigazian University.