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Madeline Cole '16

France’s Hateful New Gesture

Written by: Madeline Cole '16
Published on: April 17, 2014

A new gesture called the “quenelle” has been making its way into the pictures of French adolescents, writers, and footballers alike. The quenelle is almost militaristic in appearance, and unlike typical poses such as the thumbs up, it carries an implicit political message, though the meaning of that message is still unclear. It has been […]

Categories: EuropeTags: France

Jobbik: Hungary’s Fearsome Party

Written by: Madeline Cole '16
Published on: March 17, 2014

Jobbik: Hungary’s Fearsome Party by Madeline Cole

On Sunday, January 26th, Britain braced itself to receive some controversial visitors. Led by Gabor Vona, members of Hungary’s Jobbik Party planned to hold a rally outside of the Holborn tube station. What might have been seen as a standard expression of free speech instead became a highly conflicted event due to Jobbik’s status as […]

Categories: EuropeTags: Hungary

Taking the Wheel in Saudi Arabia

Written by: Madeline Cole '16
Published on: December 17, 2013

Intrepid Saudi women are defying the ban on female drivers, putting themselves at risk and calling into question Saudi Arabia’s interpretation of Sharia law.

Categories: Middle EastTags: Women's Rights

The Legal Battle Over GMOs

Written by: Madeline Cole '16
Published on: November 17, 2013

The Legal Battle Over GMOs

Walking into a grocery store, a consumer can learn just about any nutritional fact her heart desires– from percent daily iron levels to relative content of monocalcium phosphate–with the flip of a package. And yet, it is nearly impossible to discern exactly which foods contain genetically modified components. The Institute for Responsible Technology defines genetic […]

Categories: ScienceTags: GMOs

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