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by The Campus League of Puzzlers Welcome to the first Fall 2013 issue of Fiat Enigma, the weekly puzzle column of the Campus League of Puzzlers! We are a group of students and alums who enjoy writing and solving puzzles.

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Chairman’s Column OUR LANDMARK EGM – 7 September 2015 My Very Dear Fellow Convocation Members, It is almost a week since we had our landmark EGM which became the talk of the town for one day. After the polling result

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Ask Zahra Welcome to the Ask Zahra advice column! Sister Zahra is ready and willing to answer your questions about Islam. Her answers are based on years of studying Islamic scholarship and culture throughout the Muslim w

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! Business Columnist Application | Fall 2015 Thank you for your interest in writing a column for the fall 2015 semester. The Business section is looking for both rotating columnists who will write monthly, and contribut

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Belgian Science Policy (BELSPO) / Federal Scientific Institutes (FSIs) I. Update on Cal/Val Activities Jean-Christopher Lambert Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (IASB-BIRA) Agency Report VII

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• Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy
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• Validation
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• Belgian Federal Science Policy Office
• Total Carbon Column Observing Network
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