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Mona Khalidi

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “assistant dean of student affairs and the assistant director of graduate studies of the school of international”. Today it says “american academic who is the assistant dean of student affairs and the assistant director of graduate studies o”.
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Mona Khalidi is the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and the Assistant Director of Graduate Studies of the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University . She is the wife of Columbia University historian Rashid Khalidi .1 In the late 1970s and early 1980s Khalidi "worked at Wafa , the official news agency of the" Palestine Liberation Organization . She is President of the Arab American Action Network , an organization that acts as an advocate for Palestinian issues and for women's issues. "Rashid Khalidi's Balancing Act; The Middle-East scholar courts controversy with his Palestinian advocacy," By EVAN R. The Middle-East scholar courts controversy with his Palestinian advocacy," By EVAN R.

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assistant dean of student affairs and the assistant director of graduate studies of the school of international

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american academic who is the assistant dean of student affairs and the assistant director of graduate studies o

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