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  • February 18, 2019 • Beat Blogs, Hatibie: Indonesia's Forgotten Genocide • Views: 213

    Indonesia’s 50 Year Red Scare

    Part 2 of a series: Indonesia’s Forgotten Genocide  By Ariq Hatibie   early 30 years have passed since the fall of the Soviet Union, the disintegration of Yugoslavia, and the transition of China into state-led capitalism. Yet...

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  • February 15, 2019 • Online Content, The World at Yale, Uncategorized • Views: 443

    What Tibet’s Prime Minister Can Teach Us About Peace

    By Marina Yoshimura  “Peace should be the mainstream,” Dr. Lobsang Sangay, Prime Minister of the Central Tibetan Administration said to the student crowd at Pierson College. “It’s Valentine’s Day, and I’m sure you have many...

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  • February 12, 2019 • Online Content • Views: 143

    How the Military Can Solve Climate Change

    By Marina Yoshimura  ising temperatures are not the only symptoms of climate change. It also affects military operations, food security, and migration. Importantly, climate change is a security issue. The 2019 World Economic Forum in...

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  • February 12, 2019 • Beat Blogs, Sapsford: Silk Road Soliloquies  • Views: 111

    Genoism and China, and an Inevitable Irony

    Part 2 of a series: Silk Road Soliloquies By Tyler Sapsford t was on a particularly gloomy and dark fall afternoon a few weeks ago when my close friend and teammate — one who happens to be far more well-versed in the intricate...

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  • February 4, 2019 • Beat Blogs, Hatibie: Indonesia's Forgotten Genocide • Views: 714

    Indonesia’s Forgotten Genocide

    Part 1 of a series: Indonesia’s Forgotten Genocide By Ariq Hatibie n the evening of September 30, 1965, a group of rebel officers abducted and executed six army generals in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta. Later that night, two...

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  • February 3, 2019 • Online Content • Views: 263

    Uwaki: The Not-So-Romantic Art of Cheating

    By Marina Yoshimura n Japanese, cheating on someone romantically— mostly alluding to casual affairs— is called uwaki (浮気). In English that translates to “floating feelings.” But the symbols for a synonym of uwaki meaning...

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  • January 15, 2019 • Online Content • Views: 286

    The Turquoise in Afghanistan

    Discussing Education in Afghanistan with Firoz Academy Co-Founder Wazhma Sadat’14 By Marina Yoshimura Nothing stopped her. Not even the Taliban. Wazhma Sadat ‘14, instead created her own path and has allowed others in Afghanistan to do...

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  • January 15, 2019 • Online Content, Uncategorized • Views: 323

    Finding Missing Relatives: Activist Sylvia Aguilera Garcia’s fight against kidnaps in Mexico

      Activist Sylvia Aguilera Garcia’s fight against kidnaps in Mexico By Marina Yoshimura In Mexico, families of missing relatives must publicly speak out against their loved ones’ disappearances to get the government’s attention....

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  • January 14, 2019 • Uncategorized • Views: 213

    The Suffering of a Stateless Society: The Rohingya Genocide

    By: Tasnim Islam fter an assault on Myanmar’s police force by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), a newfound insurgency group, the U.N finally accused the Myanmar military of ethnic cleansing. Even though it was only recently that...

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  • January 9, 2019 • 2018-2019 Issues, Empathy, Poetry • Views: 312

    Charity Trip

    By Chandler Wakefield   We come in pieces of burlap knapsacks from Trader Joe’s made into dolls. We come as shoes worn and worn through, T-shirts from foreign sports teams that none of the kids know. We come as NGOs fighting foreign...

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