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Chemical Weapons Victory: A Loss for the Syrian People
by thegeneration November 12, 2013By: Erika Jahan Tuesday, Oct. 15 was celebrated by Muslims worldwide as Eid al-Adha. The festival is one of the two biggest holidays in…
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Perspectives of a Troubled Youth
by thegeneration November 5, 2013By Akbar Khan, Staff Writer. In February of this year, The Generation published a piece on Iranian hip-hop. Feeling discontent with the Iranian regime, some…
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Adventures in Bizzaro World: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the bomb…
by James Walker September 16, 2013by James Walker Editor Last week, the President of the United States of America made a televised appeal to the nation, asking them to…
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Egypt Re-revolutionized: A comparison of two movements
by Erfan Faridmoayer September 9, 2013by Erfan Faridmoayer Editor A few years ago, at the peak of Arab Spring, Egypt had become emblematic in the mindset of neighboring countries struggling…
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Sorry for the Inconvenience – Brazil is Under Construction
by thegeneration October 22, 2013by Michelle Sinness Contributing Writer When Brazil won the Confederations Cup final soccer game on Sunday night, June 30th, 2013, the streets of Brazil’s…
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The Specter of “Foreign Influence” – Boogeyman of 21st Century Authoritarians Everywhere
by James Walker June 24, 2013by James Walker Editor During the seismic shifts in the Arab world over the past few years the question has often arisen as to…