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2007

Bilal Zuberi in BZ Notes

Jul 23, 2007

Liberals tolerate ambiguity and conflict better than conservatives because of how their brains work

This is a fascinating article that my dear friend S forwarded me. Check it out…

From the Los Angeles Times

Bilal Zuberi in BZ Notes

May 8, 2007

Palestinian Dabke: at Harvard

L started doing Dabke quite a few years ago in Boston. She and her friends in Boston formed a Dabke troupe…

Bilal Zuberi in BZ Notes

Dec 27, 2007

Benazir Bhutto killed: last days of a bloody year for Pakistan (updated with videos and images)

Bilal Zuberi in BZ Notes

Sep 10, 2007

Carbon nanoparticles: By candle light

Sometimes you read published work and wonder “why didn’t I think of this?”. As I was leafing through a recent issue of the Chemical and Engineering News (also in Nature), I came across a news item referencing a Angew. Chem. Int. Edn paper, and I had the same…

Bilal Zuberi in BZ Notes

Jun 21, 2007

Kashif Memon: America’s Got Talent?

By now I believe most Pakistanis living in the West and access to the youtube wonder must already…

Bilal Zuberi in BZ Notes

Oct 7, 2007

Ramadan in Pakistan: Down Memory Lane

Bilal Zuberi

Bilal Zuberi in BZ Notes

Feb 24, 2007

Pakistani Turtles in Danger

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Liberals tolerate ambiguity and conflict better than conservatives because of how their brains work

Palestinian Dabke: at Harvard

Benazir Bhutto killed: last days of a bloody year for Pakistan (updated with videos and images)

Carbon nanoparticles: By candle light

Kashif Memon: America’s Got Talent?

Ramadan in Pakistan: Down Memory Lane

Pakistani Turtles in Danger