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Whoever Wins U.S. Election, Policy in ‘War on Terror’ Unlikely to Change

Whichever leading candidate wins the 2008 election, the there is little indication that U.S. policy will shift away significantly from using military force in Afghanistan and Pakistan, which is increasingly…

American Priorities

I was walking down the street when I noticed a man sitting behind the wheel of a car, cursing and angry. His face was a mask of rage. I stopped…

A Day in Loi Tailang

I pull out my camera, but the mothers quickly tell the children to hide their faces. Photographing people who are planning to live permanently at Loi Tailang is okay. But…

Chomsky, Zinn, and Obama

This strategy of choosing an alleged “lesser evil” because he/she might be influenced by some mythical “popular movement” would be naïve if put forth by a high school student. Professors…

Kids Don’t Learn Calculus Faster than Adults

Antonio Graceffo explains why you can never be too old to start learning a foreign language.…

How Should You Vote?

American voters should shift their electoral strategy from seeking to put the lesser of evils into power to seeking to elect the force for the greatest good.…

Learning Languages in Your Pajamas, Eating Captain Crunch

Antonio Graceffo describes some of his experiences learning foreign languages in a perhaps slightly less orthodox method.…

An Israeli Shift Towards Withdrawal?

Last month, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said in an interview that Israel must withdraw from the occupied territories. A closer look, however, reveals that his remarks are not anything…

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