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English Professor James Dawes shares his experience about interviewing Japanese war criminals, who were responsible for some of the greatest atrocities of the 20th century. "We never get the chance to talk to the perpetrators," says Dawes, who wrote That the World May Know: Bearing Witness to Atrocity. "They agreed to talk to me because they're sorry." Here, he talks about that experience.

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In the Lab of Professor Devanni Chatterjea»
Who wouldn’t want to do original research on reducing pain or how T cells develop?

Bringing Laptops to Africa»
Yeukai Mudzi delivered both power and computers to students in Zimbabwe

That's Not Us»
When you see pictures of poor third-world people picking over mountains of scrapped computers and displays, you can be sure that there are no Macalester computers in those piles.

Trading Places»
After only two years in the United States, China native Nianwei Qiu ’10 headed back to her country last spring, this time guiding the mayor of Minneapolis.

Ancient News»
It sounds like the stuff of a Hollywood movie - going on an archeological dig in Israel and uncovering a major find (followed by some serious mayhem). But that's what happened during Macalester's archeological dig in Israel this summer (minus the mayhem).

Among the Best»
The International Roundtable of 2009 was an unforgettable experience. It gave me the chance to explore a topic that I am passionate about – the future of our global environment – and to engage with scholars outside of our community who have expertise in my field of interests.

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Tapas is a monthly series of programs aimed at highlighting diversity and multiculturalism within the Macalester community.