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Middle East

World Refugee Day: A Reminder of Global Struggle

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World Refugee Day serves as a grim reminder of the numerous ongoing struggles that have caused the greatest number of refugees in modern history.
The Americas

A War Not Forgotten

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How the legacy of civil war will affect El Salvador's ex-guerrilla president.
Middle East

Decent Interval?

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Iraq isn’t South Vietnam, but some of the same dynamics are driving U.S. policy.
United States

What We Know about Vergara and Teacher Quality

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Vergara v. California may usher in a new era in education, but what it means for students remains to be seen.
Books & Arts

The Newsroom Gets Personal: A Review of The Paris Herald

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The novel's hectic pace reflects the turbulent world of journalism in 1960s Paris.
Europe

A Real Game of Thrones

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At a time when the Spanish monarchy could have unified Spaniards, it is now more unpopular and divisive than it has ever been.
United States

David Brat: Anti-Corporate Crusader

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The Cantor upset may be the death knell for immigration reform. But for the left, Brat’s election comes with thick silver lining.
City Limits

The Promise of the Harlem Children's Zone

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What Geoff Canada's massive experiment in social services teaches us about combating poverty in America.
Campus

Harvard Management Company and the Crimson Add Insult to Injury

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Can Harvard engage in good-faith, substantive dialogues with stakeholders about how to invest responsibly?
Books & Arts

At LITFest, There is Always Time for Literature

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A perceived need for security may be the culprit behind the absence of creative writing in post-graduate plans.
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