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New Slang: Funnies in the Forties

January 22, 2013 by MariaP Leave a Comment

One would not necessarily expect the 1940s to have a string of seemingly strange rhyming slang terms, and yet expressions like “fuddy-duddy” and “gobbledygook” became increasingly popular at the time. Why the ludicrous-like phrases? Perhaps a look into their origins can provide an answer. “Fuddy-duddy,” referring to a foolishly old-fashioned or stuffy person, is not … [Read more...] about New Slang: Funnies in the Forties

Hippocratic Oath, Hypocritical Doctors

January 15, 2013 by MariaP

The field of bioethics within the medical profession, more prominently among physicians from poverty-stricken countries, has grown little resistance to the violation of international human rights due to intentional oversight on behalf of doctors and a lack of government sponsored regulation. Although the medical profession strives to guard and advocate human rights both on a … [Read more...] about Hippocratic Oath, Hypocritical Doctors

TV Culture: Casting Terror in ‘Homeland’

December 28, 2012 by Makiah Green Leave a Comment

Showtime’s highly acclaimed drama, Homeland, has rocked the television industry for two suspenseful seasons. The show tells the story of Marine Sergeant Nicholas Brody after he returns home from eight years of captivity in Iraq. Carrie Mathison, an ambitious CIA officer, suspects he might be plotting an attack on America and the main tension stems from this unraveling mystery … [Read more...] about TV Culture: Casting Terror in ‘Homeland’

Brain Fodder: Fighting with Non-Violence

December 14, 2012 by A.J. Serrano Leave a Comment

Si vis pacem, para bellum—If you wish for peace, prepare for war (Allmand, 2011). This runs counter to Scilla Elworthy's message, but is worth considering in conjunction with her talk. Vegetius’ De Re Militari explores this struggle between war and peace, shared by both philosopher kings of the ancient city-states and leaders of the modern world today (Allmand, 2011). … [Read more...] about Brain Fodder: Fighting with Non-Violence

Calling for submissions!

December 11, 2012 by A.J. Serrano Leave a Comment

Worked hard burning the midnight oil and trying to finish your papers for the semester? We'll gladly take them off your hands. Submit your papers, theses, poems, creative and multimedia pieces to Scribe for publication. Email your work to [email protected] TODAY!!! … [Read more...] about Calling for submissions!

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