Mubarak steps down leaving Egypt without a leader
Egyptians rejoiced after Hosni Mubarak stepped down, but who'll lead the nation now?
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Mubarak maintains that he will not step down early
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak declared Thursday in the wake of increasing pressure that he had transferred all effective powers of the presidency to Vice President Omar Suleiman. However, Mubarak maintained his previous position that he will not step down until his term officially ends in September. Earlier reports had indicated that Mubarak would indeed be […]
Speaking out
Students who protested in front of Tommy Trojan yesterday chanted “Hey, Hey! Ho, Ho! Mubarak has got to go!” Tim McNally, a senior majoring in international relations, said he was rallying for his friends in Cairo. “I am here in support of the Egyptian people and their efforts to overthrow tyranny and realize freedom,” McNally […]
Blaming journalists is no solution to the Egypt crisis
Intimidation of reporters in Egypt impedes the public’s right to access the truth.
Egyptian students talk about protests
Hassan Ghozlan and Richard Sidhom discuss the political issues their country faces.
Students can take a lead in Egypt crisis
Students have the capacity to raise their voices and influence a peaceful transition in Egypt.
Unrest Not a Cause of Sustained High Oil Prices
Remember the summer of 2008, when gas averaged more than $4 a gallon, when the price of a barrel of crude was $145, and when analysts were predicting oil prices to rise even further? Does the recent rise of oil prices above $100 a barrel – and talk of prices climbing further – make you […]
Obama fails to capitalize on Egypt
The Obama administration is attempting to balance a number of concerns in crafting its stance on Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen and the increasingly unstable environment in Jordan and Syria.
Masses will protect Internet rights
Around the world protesters are using social media to spread their messages and stage massive rallies.
Young voices can aid Egypt issue
The uprise against Mubarak’s regime demonstrate a need for a democratic government.