As I walked towards Tahrir Square, I began to see more and more things on fire.
- Society and CultureThe International Economy
Pakistan Beyond the Headlines
by thegeneration February 21, 2011Growing up in Pakistan provides a view of life there different from the one portrayed in American media.
- Society and CultureUCLA and the World
The World Revolves Around Washington, D.C.
by thegeneration January 10, 2011By Julienne Lauler
My favorite Washington, D.C. pastime—asking each person I meet, “Where are you from?”–provides further evidence of this argument; demonstrating the multi-nationalism that characterizes this city.
- The International Economy
U.S. Pressures China to Revalue Its Currency
by thegeneration January 7, 2011By Rachael Cameron
Obama changes his usually friendly diplomacy towards China’s economy to ask Chinese to revalue currency to market exchange rate values.
By David Taylor
North Korea shows their first ‘western’ film, Bend it Like Beckham, as a sign of good faith towards improved diplomatic relations with Great Britain.
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UC community sees Haiti on the rise
by thegeneration March 16, 2010Panelists on campus discuss the role of social networks, objective reporting, Haitian culture, and the involvement of aid organizations as we see Haiti on the rise.