by Rujuta Gandhi Co-Editor Co-developed by UCLA’s brightest, the Internet faces the threat of control by the United Nations (U.N.). From Dec. 3 to…
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Egypt’s Youngest Revolutionaries Grapple with a Harsh Fate
by thegeneration December 7, 2012By Frida Alim In 2011, street children found a home in Tahrir Square and were among the first on the front lines of violent…
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Spain’s Unity at Risk: Catalan Elections & the Independence Movement
by thegeneration November 30, 2012by Ferran Masip–Valls Contributing Writer One of the most heard slogans during Franco’s dictatorial Regime in Spain was “España: una, grande y libre” (“Spain:…
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Terrorist Coup Threatens to Destroy Mali
by thegeneration November 25, 2012By Christine Smith Co-Editor Recently, Al Qaeda-affiliated militants have created political chaos in the previously stable West African country of Mali by successfully gaining…
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Does Collective Paranoia Shape Foreign Policy?
by thegeneration November 18, 2012by Gabrielle Cherney A few months ago I wrote an article riddling the political, social, and moral implications of Argo, the recent motion picture about…
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Stop Voting Against Yourself: The Difference between Opinions and Facts
by thegeneration November 5, 2012by Shadee Ashtari Editor-in-Chief In less than 24 hours, our nation will face one of the most crucial decisions of the decade, not only…