There Will Come No Soft Rains
August 18th, 2020 By: Ganon Evans There Will Come Not So Soft Rains On August 10 th , 2020, a massive windstorm known as a […]
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Closing the Door: An analysis on the Syrian refugee crisis in Turkey
Editor-in-Chief Celine Park analyzes the government policy in Turkey on the topic of the Syrian refugee crisis. By Celine Park Credit The Myriad News “Our
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Western institutions respond to calls for repatriation of stolen African artifacts
Avery Parkinson explains the western response to requests for repatriation of African artifacts stolen during colonization. By Avery Parkinson Credit: The Myriad News At the
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Taliban captures and kills female policewoman
Katharine Steers reports on the capture and execution of a female policewoman by the Taliban as well as the U.N.’s response to the violence. By Katharine
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The Issue with Biden-Harris.
Here’s the bottom line. We are living in House of Cards. Season 5. Chapter 53. A tremendous turn of events down in quiet rooms we,
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Saudi Economy Suffers Following Historically Low Hajj Turnout
By Kagan Rowland Credit: The Myriad News The event is one of the biggest on earth Every year as many as 2.5 million people from around the
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Democratic Brazil’s Rising Autocratic Regime
By Vidhi Pathak Credit: The Myriad News President Jair Bolsonaro’s victory in the 2018 Brazilian election indicates a critical shift in global politics. A report by The Monthly
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“Periods Don’t Stop for Pandemics”: Menstrual Hygiene During COVID-19
August 11th, 2020 By: Megan Hakopian You’ve heard the phrase “Period. End of Sentence.” But have you heard the new phrase “Periods don’t stop for
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Conflict ensues between Armenia and Azerbaijan
Online Editor Sandra Koretz comments on the ongoing conflict between Armenia And Azerbaijan. By Sandra Koretz Credit: The Myriad News Conflict ensues between Armenia and Azerbaijan
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Clothes, but at what cost?
Emily Yoon comments on the detrimental effects of the fast fashion industry. By Emily Yoon Credit: The Myriad News In a global era where clothing consumption
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Armenia and Azerbaijan Breaking Conflict
Online Editor Sandra Koretz comments on the ongoing conflict between Armenia And Azerbaijan. By Sandra Koretz Credit: The Myraid News Conflict ensues between Armenia and Azerbaijan
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Pollution in the Dominican Republic is more serious than you’d think
Caitlyn Park explains the struggles of pollution in the Dominican Republic, and concludes to how the country is responding to the difficulty. By Caitlyn Park
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Pay to Live: Venezuela’s health crisis
Raghav Pandya explains the rapidly growing concerns over Venezuela’s health dilemma and how the government’s denial of the crisis violates basic human rights. By Raghav Pandya
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Beirut explosion kills at least 78
Nicole Nguyen explains the terror of the “nuclear-like” attack on the Lebanese capital Beirut. By Nicole Nguyen Credit: The Myriad News An Explosion at Beirut
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The Other Side: Trump and the Republican Party on Climate Policy
August 4th, 2020 By: Ganon Evans Republicans are currently tailing Democrats in terms of ambitious policies to fight the climate change crisis. As this issue
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A Breach in Security: COVID-suspected defector returns to North Korea
Managing Editor Zane Kim presents an irony where a North Korean defector that came to South Korea 3 years ago decided to illegally return to
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The Fight for Free Press in Hungary
Global Manager Luke Riley examines independent Hungarian media’s battle with the increasing overreaching influence of far-right Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s administration, and the rising dangers
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Justin Trudeau’s facade of integrity revealed in light of WE Charity scandal
Andrew Seol explains the recent WE Charity scandal and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s larger history of ethics violations and hypocrisy. By Andrew Seol Canadian
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The Uighur Crisis: an upcoming genocide?
By: ANanya Randeria Credit: The Myriad News Executive Editor Ananya Randeria shares her opinion on the lack of international response to the Uighur Crisis, and
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Kosovo removed from Apple Maps sparks controversy
By: Klelia Loka Credit: The Myriad News Klelia Loka explains—in English and Albanian—the recent news on the conflict between Kosovo and Serbia. [English version] Kosovo
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Various Forms of Labour
By: Ashish Bist Labour forces are blessed to the economy. How can the Ministry of Human Resource Development emulate a developed country regarding the curriculum
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The Global Water Crisis: The negative effects placed on women
By: Shraeya Iyer – Credit: The Myriad News Shraeya Iyer examines the effects of the water crisis on a woman’s life: the barriers against education,
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My Culture’s History is Not Recognized
By: Kathryn Papas While doing research for my summer internship with an Armenian organization, I have stumbled on articles about the denial of the Armenian
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Gender-based murders spike in South Africa as quarantine lifts
By: Sophia Musante Credit: The Myriad News Sophia Musante reports on the spike in gender-based murders in South Africa as quarantine lifts. Protests in South
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Human Trafficking: a form of modern slavery
By: Anika Shashidhar Credit: The Myriad News Anika Shashidhar explains human trafficking and the effects of such crimes on victims. What is human trafficking? “Human
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Are Conservative Students At A Disadvantage on College Campuses?
By: Hallmon Hughes What is a battleground? A battleground is a “a piece of land on which a war or battle is fought.” While academics
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Oman, the enemy of none
By: Kate Konvitz; Credit: The Myriad News Kate Konvitz explains how Arab Gulf State Oman carries a neutral foreign policy and acts as the official
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The Personality of Politics
I am no poet. Obviously. But, an op-ed detailing how I feel the exchange of politics and individual’s character does not seem right. I am
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Honor Killings: A Cultural Phenomenon
By: Fay AlAdwan, Credit: The Myriad News Fay AlAdwan explains the cultural practice of honor killings in many Arab countries and the context behind its
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Getting rid of plastic, one purchase at a time
Opinion: By: Eleanor Mobley The Myriad News Eleanor Mobley explains the global effort to limit plastic use, as well as her own experience with helping
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A ban on app TikTok is considered by countries worldwide
Opinion: By Thomas Schram Credit: The Myriad News Thomas Schramm reports on growing concerns about the app TikTok and its reliability with data protection. Popular
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The Resource Curse: What it is and how it affects political economy
Editor in Chief Celine Park explains the resource curse that negatively affects many countries dependent on natural resources for economic development. Opinion – By Celine
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Anti-Semitism persists in a politically active America
Raffaella Rubenstein, Kai Schaffer and Hope Shinderman discuss how anti-Semitism remains in our society, even during times when political activism is gaining more traction. Opinion
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It’s (becoming) a small world
Opinion – By: Emma Walther – The Myriad News Content Editor Emma Walther explains—in English and in French—the population declination of various countries around the
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NEOM, Our New Future?
Opinion Article – By: Celine Park – The Myriad News Editor-in-Chief Celine Park describes the facets of NEOM, Saudi Arabia’s mega-city that could change how
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India’s Resurgence to China
Author: Ashish Bist I question, is advocating for embargos on Chinese goods and services an appropriate approach? Till what stretch it will the crutches of
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Social media campaign may alter Iranian Supreme Court Decision to execute protestors
Copy Editor Kyle Reims reports how the #donotexecute social media campaign could change the Iranian Supreme Court decision to execute three Iranian men. By Kyle
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News Brief: London police suspended after kneeling on Black man’s neck
Editor-in-Chief of The Myriad News Celine Park reports on a London police officer who placed his knee on a Black man’s neck, a scenario far
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COVID’s Social Capital
July 22, 2020 Ashish Bist Is Social capital at peril? What hinders Social capital? and can technology accustom and emulate the attribute of Social capital?
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My Boulder
So it’s late. Past 9 P.M. I cannot sleep though. Work has yet to stop. In my mind though, thousands of questions continuously swirl. How