Panelists examine policy in the Middle East
A White House correspondent discusses the United States’ policy on the Middle East.
Tag Archive for: Arab Spring
Project aims to analyze media impact
The Media Impact Project measures media’s influence on different social movements.
Egypt must turn toward stable gov’t
Recent riots in the Middle Eastern country illustrates its need for a more stable democracy.
No centers on campaign slogan, not Chilean history
The film centers on the 1988 election in Chile, where voters chose change over military dictatorship and ousted Pinochet.
Students hold vigil for Syrian students
Violence on a Syrian college campus spurred a student vigil in support of human rights.
Americans should not neglect the Syrian conflict
U.S. citizens and government cannot continue to stand by as violence escalates in Syria.
Panelists debate Calif. primary
Political consultant Bob Shrum and journalist Marylouise Oates discuss the 2012 election.
What should US foreign involvement look like?
For the sake of life, liberty and the American economy, we must elect a president who will take an active approach to foreign policy.
‘Arab Spring’ movements should inspire students
American youth should become active political citizens, taking after Middle Eastern students.
Student activism on campus must grow
Known by some as the “Youth’s Revolt,” the Egyptian revolution owes much of its success to college-aged youth participation.