Author: campus

Remnants of Marawi

Posted by campus | Dec 14, 2017 | Asia(B) |

By: Alison Keefner* Earlier this month, United States President Donald Trump toured Asia, making...

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Tightening the Noose: Motivations Behind American Sanctions Against the Venezuelan Vice President

Posted by campus | Dec 10, 2017 | US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Harry Nitzberg* In the past few months, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has seen some of...

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Covert Attack on U.S. Diplomats in Cuba: Anomaly or the Future of Warfare?

Posted by campus | Dec 7, 2017 | Uncategorized, US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Chaney Taggart* Our newfound optimism regarding U.S.-Cuban relations has abruptly come to an...

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A People Apart: The Growing Military-Civilian Gap and its Consequences

Posted by campus | Nov 10, 2017 | American Politics(B), US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Cameron Bell* In America today support for the military is almost omnipresent. Walk down any...

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Trump’s Double-Talk on Venezuela

Posted by campus | Nov 7, 2017 | US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Tim Bynion* In his recent and widely-discussed speech to the United Nations (UN), President...

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