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North and South Korea: An Olympic Truce?

Written by: Emma Lawry '20
Published on: April 10, 2018

The tension between the United States and North Korea, which has left the world on edge over the past few months, seems to have taken a shocking yet welcome turn toward a potential resolution. On March 23rd, South Korean officials confirmed that North Korea agreed to hold high-level talks in the coming weeks. Moreover, President […]

Categories: Asia-PacificTags: Olympics

We Need a New System for Hosting the Olympics

Written by: Sananda Chintamani
Published on: March 28, 2018

In 1908, London hosted the fourth modern Olympic Games. The Olympics took place over the course of more than six months, and although the Games went smoothly, the buildup  was more than a little chaotic. Four cities had placed bids to host, and Rome, the selected winner, was making preparations. On April 7, 1906, however, […]

Categories: SportsTags: Olympics

Gender Testing in the Olympics

Written by: Hailey Blain
Published on: October 28, 2016

Caster Semenya , a South African runner, first came under scrutiny for her appearance in 2009. As the New York Times reported, the South African National Olympic Committee called in Semenya for testing. The committee did not tell her what the tests were for, and she did not consent to gender testing; nevertheless, she soon […]

Categories: SportsTags: Olympics

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