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Rosenfeld said women are at a disadvantage in the eyes of the nation??s justice system...
Women’s Studies Lecturer Diane L. Rosenfeld, who referred to sexual assault as “domestic terrorism,” lashed out against what she identified as the nation??s sexist vocabulary...
Over the past decade, oligarchs and oil have shaped the contours of the Russian landscape. After the Cold War, Russia was taken over by a handful of gangster-oligarchs, who purchased the country’s oil companies from the nation??s insolvent banks. The companies were corrupted by their leaders, who received manufactured goods at below-market prices and sold them at normal rates. Profits were retained outside Russia, and the country was, to say the least, robbed—for as much as $500 billion from 1993 to 1998. These egregious steals cultivated animosity among Russian...
Most students are familiar with early memories of grade school when teachers instructed the class to stand at attention and pledge allegiance to the nation??ensuring that the 31-word recitation, and appreciation for the nation united “under God,” would be forever engrained in their young, impressionable minds. Those seemingly innocuous memories, however, have since garnered new meaning, stirring a growing sect in the country to take issue with the pledge’s non-secular phrase...
...more than twice the rate of inflation for three consecutive years could lose its eligibility for millions of dollars in federal funding, including Perkins loans and federal work study, which help lower-income students pay for school. According to the American Council on Education, 24 percent of the nation??s higher education institutions would be constrained by this bill...