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A Perfect Woman
A film by Julia Bleckner ‘10 While studying abroad in Hyderabad, India, Julia Bleckner shot a short documentary examining what an ideal woman is in Indian Society. Her conversations with women highlight...
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Going Green- A Semester in Freiburg
By Michael Fisher, ‘11 I would not, by any stretch of the imagination, identify myself as particularly “green”. When my family and I moved to Los Angeles five years ago, we lovingly embraced...
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An Unexpected Trip
By Katherine Lonsdorf ‘09 I distinctly remember the moment before the first punch. He was looking down on me, his fist clenched, his eyes angry and clouded, his arm pulled back for momentum. I screamed,...
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OXY ABROAD
Reconciliation: An Exercize in the Arts
By Katherine Wright, ‘11 I had slept through the border crossing. My sleepy... 
A Perfect Woman
A film by Julia Bleckner ‘10 While studying abroad in Hyderabad, India, Julia... 
Going Green- A Semester in Freiburg
By Michael Fisher, ‘11 I would not, by any stretch of the imagination, identify... 
Step(pe) by Step(pe): Kazakhstan’s Reach for Regional Dominance
By Ivelina Georgieva, ‘10 Kazakhstan is a country defined by the complex dynamics... 
An Unexpected Trip
By Katherine Lonsdorf ‘09 I distinctly remember the moment before the first punch. ... 
Lessons in Diplomacy From Geneva
By Ivelina Georgieva ‘10 I began my search for a study abroad program with the... STUDENT FEATURES
Step(pe) by Step(pe): Kazakhstan’s Reach for Regional Dominance
By Ivelina Georgieva, ‘10 Kazakhstan is a country defined by the complex dynamics... 
Countown to Change: The Cambridge Reaction
By Kevin Adler ‘07 “Are you an American?” spat a pint-sized Cantabrian,... 
Revolutionary Roots: Coffee Cooperatives in Nicaragua
By Claire O’Connell ‘10 In June 2008, I traveled to Nicaragua with my brother,... |
NEWS
“The Most Interesting Place in the World Is Where You Are Right Now” – A Talk with Stephen Kinzer
By Olivia O’Sullivan Stephen Kinzer did not like the lectern. Occasionally...
Witnessing History in the Making
By Kera Bartlett ‘09 Lines of hundreds of portapotties could be seen in all...
SYRIA: Former U.S. diplomat’s ‘mission improbable’ — healing rift
SYRIA: Former U.S. diplomat’s ‘mission improbable’ — healing...
‘Mile High City’ Gears Up for the DNC
By Kera Bartlett Arriving in Denver the week before the highly anticipated Democratic...
DNC Part 2: The Grand Finale
By Kera Bartlett A warm breeze blew through Invesco Field as the sun set on August...
DNC Part 1: Learning the Ropes
By Kera Bartlett The Democratic National Convention kicked off with a bang, but not... ON CAMPUS
“The Most Interesting Place in the World Is Where You Are Right Now” – A Talk with Stephen Kinzer
By Olivia O’Sullivan Stephen Kinzer did not like the lectern. Occasionally...
First Tuesday Speaker: Reza Aslan
Oxy hosts few speakers in Thorne Hall like Reza Aslan, and that isn’t without...
Kjell Bondevik, Former Prime Minister of Norway, Visits Occidental
It could be said that in 2002, the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Scandinavian... |
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