By Kitty Wittwer Bullfighting should never have lasted this long. But somehow it has. It has been around for a very long time, defying political…
By Laura Hazell The London riots in August 2011 were an embarrassing display of extreme violence and civil unrest. The factors which led to…
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The People of North Korea, Silenced for Too Long
by David Taylor February 20, 2012By Lilit Arabyan North Korea saturated international headlines late last year after the country’s dictator and supreme ruler, Kim Jong-il, died of a heart…
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Crocodile Tears and a Steamy Bowl of SOPA
by thegeneration February 17, 2012A Steamy Hot Bowl of SOPA by The-Generation Co Editor Brad Rowe Folks, let’s get real. SOPA’s (Stop Online Piracy Act) enforcement is as…
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Petri Dish for Terrorists
by thegeneration January 30, 2012What are the major terrorist threats not yet on our radar? How are New York and other cities around the world adjusting to modern…
- Security and ConflictSociety and Culture
Egypt: Remembering the old and approaching the new
by thegeneration January 24, 2012By Sallie Pisch The Generation welcomes its newest contributor, Sallie Pisch, to the team! Sallie currently lives in Cairo, Egypt, and is an extremely talented…