Word: mora
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...together to create dialogue that is both open and sensitive to a diversity of perspectives concerning race and ethnicity. Mark H. Kim '94 Connie I. Cheng '94 Asian American Association Art A. Hall '93 Black Students Association Efrain Cortes '94 La Organizacion Estudiantil Boricua Veronica Rasales '94 Raza Samia Mora '92 Laila Sahyoun '94 Society of Arab Students...
...offended and frustrated by the systematic way in which Tarr and other journalists claim to represent the peoples of the Middle East. It is precisely Tarr's brand of false representation that precludes a deeper understanding of the problems of the region. Samia Mora '92 Dina N. Abu-Ghaida '91 Shaden M. Tageldin...
Indeed, this seeming necessity of choosing between Iraq and Kuwait is advocated mainly by Western policymakers who were and still are frustrating Arab efforts for a peaceful solution of the crisis. Samia Mora...
...start by recognizing the double standards being used by our administration, and must continue to pressure our leaders for a diplomatic resolution to the conflicts in the Middle East. Only then can we hope for a truly just and lasting peace for the peoples of the Middle East. Samia Mora '92 President, Society of Arab Students
...arrogantly presume to be able to "educate" the Harvard community about the politics and culture of the Middle East. Unfortunately, this "education" boils down to a simplistic and anti-Kuwaiti program: "The main idea is to get the U.S. troops out of the Gulf" according to SAS president Samia Mora. Mora would do well to remember that this conflict is grounded not only in "cultural differences," but also in a phenomenon all too common among the peoples of the world: aggression...