Becoming Global Citizens
By Paul Horak | July 1, 2011I believe it was Thomas Paine who once said, “The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren and to do good is my religion.” Words to live by.
I believe it was Thomas Paine who once said, “The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren and to do good is my religion.” Words to live by.
Set in 1979, J.J. Abram’s Super 8 is filled with things that some audiences will never have heard of but others will remember these relics of bygone days with great fondness and nostalgia
In a couple of weeks I will start taking a computer science course at Harvard, just a few minutes walk away from where I work at the National Bureau of Economic Research.
Because it is college graduation season, it is easy to forget that much of the success youth will experience in the future is not directly linked to their higher education.
The first thing I did when I returned home for the summer was to rifle through my mom’s purse.
I have spent this past week at Stanford University attending the Forum for American/Chinese Exchange at Stanford.
In the coming decade, Japan will have to face the consequences of not just one, but two, tsunamis: the recent March 11 wave that devastated the Tohoku region of northeast Honshu and another that...
Last week, Japan sustained its most powerful earthquake ever.
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It would appear that the events in Egypt over the last three weeks have opened the floodgates for change in the Middle East.