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Archives for 2008

Binge on Science, Purge the Blame

October 19, 2008 by JasonL Leave a Comment

Eating disorders hardly qualify as a new phenomenon, as documented cases date back to the Middle Ages; however, these disorders have become a prevalent and unique healthcare problem in the United States. Eating disorders prove difficult to conquer due to the social stigma surrounding the affected individuals, preventing open discussion, acknowledgement, and treatment of the … [Read more...] about Binge on Science, Purge the Blame

If Thou Lik’st it, Thou Should’st Put a Ring on it

October 19, 2008 by JasonL Leave a Comment

In twelfth-century France, two women wrote extraordinary texts on sex and marriage: Heloise and Marie de France. Despite their positions of subservience to men, Heloise and Marie de France used text to instruct as well as to receive instruction.In their works, men and women enter into dialogue with each other.During the twelfth century, women were encouraged by priests to be … [Read more...] about If Thou Lik’st it, Thou Should’st Put a Ring on it

I Am No Cinémathèque

October 19, 2008 by JasonL Leave a Comment

By Nirokhi Raychaudhuri. Listen to me, but look not, homme d’affaires. I’ve sat on the corner of Broadway and 23rd gathering a few layers; Dust with saccharine velvet on my hands. A century of melodies ago, I saw a few of you delight in me, Drapes of silk, coats of gold, crystals aglow, A palace where there was no monarchy. Exhibit those silver stars and … [Read more...] about I Am No Cinémathèque

The Unveiling: France’s Headscarf Affair

October 18, 2008 by JuliA Leave a Comment

By Kris Kemeny Yarmulkes, crosses and hijabs have all been banned from French public schools, so why do Muslims feel targeted? The French National Assembly voted 494 to 36 on February 10, 2004 in favor of a bill that would prohibit the wearing of any conspicuous religious symbols in public schools. On March 3, 2004, the French Senate, with a similarly overwhelming … [Read more...] about The Unveiling: France’s Headscarf Affair

Swastika Chic

October 18, 2008 by JuliA Leave a Comment

By Mindy Menjou Rock music has quite the legacy of political and social activism. From Vietnam War protest songs to a pledge by the Artists United Against Apartheid not to play Sun City to the Tibetan Freedom Concerts to Live 8, many of rock's favorite causes have involved the identification and indictment of instances of injustice and oppression. Not all of rock's political … [Read more...] about Swastika Chic

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