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The Seattle TimesProfessor Sital Kalantry spoke to The Seattle Times about the role of local Indian Americans in the presidential election.
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Professor Sital Kalantry spoke to The Seattle Times about the role of local Indian Americans in the presidential election.
Professor Steven Bender spoke to Salon about Vice President Kamala Harris endorsing the legalization of recreational cannabis.
Professor John Kirkwood spoke to The Seattle Times about Attorney General Ferguson's suits to stop the Kroger-Albertsons merger.