UM students advised to take their travel abroad experience somewhere other than Egypt as American citizens are not likely to be safe there.
Thursday, February 23, 2012 | last update: 2:10 am
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UM suggests Egypt not safe for studying abroad
Tags: Education Abroad, Egypt, Erika L. Schluntz, International Programs Office, UMass
Posted in Campus News, News | 1 Comment »
Unrest in the Middle East
Map of the Mideast region highlighting areas of unrest during the past news cycle.
Tags: Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Libya, Yemen
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Protests in Puerto Rico not reflective of U.S. democracy
Jacqueline Hall traveled to Puerto Rico last month to investigate student protests and police brutality and found that recent happenings are much worse than envisioned.
Tags: Egypt, Mainstream Media, protests, puerto rico
Posted in Columns | 22 Comments »
Congrats Egypt and Tunisia
Collegian columnist Eli Gottlieb believes the widespread protests in the Middle East are greatly changing the ways liberal democracy is viewed and carried out , winning over long-time totalitarian regimes.
Tags: Egypt, protests, Tunisia
Posted in Columns | 7 Comments »
Democracy isn’t everything
Collegian columnist Harrison Searles argues that while it’s great for the Egyptians to be developing a democracy, but without limits on it to safeguard fundamental human rights, it’s kind of useless.
Tags: Civil Liberties, Democracy, Egypt
Posted in Columns, Opinion/Editorial | No Comments »
Letters to the Editor: 2-10-11
Daily Collegian readers respond to news, events, and what’s happened in The Collegian during the past week.
Tags: "Academically Adrift", Anxiety, Egypt, Stress
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Large majority of Americans sympathetic to protesters in Egypt
A recent Gallup poll shows Americans are largely sympathetic towards protesters in Egypt.
Tags: Egypt, Poll, Support
Posted in Archives, Miscellaneous | No Comments »
