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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Germany’s Wurst Nightmare: The WHO Report
By Shirin Yassen Sausages are to Germans like pasta is to Italians. So the World Health Organization’s warning this October that processed meat may cause cancer was tough to swallow for the Germans. Sausage is ground meat, herbs and vegetables … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Notes
Tagged cancer, Germany, hot dog, processed meat, sausage, World Health Organization
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The Resilient Thai Tourism Industry
By Melissa Yeager Along the beach in Ao Nang, Thailand, a long line of little huts winds along the shore where one can purchase a massage, a piece of pineapple and rent a beach chair for the day all for … Continue reading
The End of China’s One Child Policy
By Qiyong Sally Zhang China’s one child policy has been abandoned. All couples can now have two children. This three-decade long policy ended on Oct. 29, according to a communiqué issued by the Communist Party of China. “I’m shaking to … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Notes
Tagged children, China, economics, human rights, population
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A Soccer GOOOOOAAAAL Can Have Deeper Meanings
By Tara Schoenborn Ecuador had a historic 2-0 soccer win over Argentina on Oct. 8 in the first-round qualifier for the 2018 World Cup. This win marks the first time Ecuador defeated Argentina on its home turf, reports the Cuenca … Continue reading
Posted in Editor's Notes
Tagged Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador, futbol, soccer, South America, Uruguay, World Cup
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The Fight for Japan’s Pacifist Identity
By Sarah B. Grace The bloody theatrics of “the biggest rugby upset of all time” by Japan at the World Cup in September paled by comparison with the desperate, equally physical battle fought two days before by the nation’s opposition … Continue reading
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Tagged defense budget, Japan, Japanese parliament, military, pacifism, rugby
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