Category Archives: World News
Who really is Donald Trump?
by Naemi Ditiatkovsky Specifically over the past three years, there has been a wave of controversy concerning Donald Trump. Several criticize this individual for having bewildering ideas and large, bigoted opinions. However, the majority of the so called “critics” of … Continue reading
The Aftermath of an Atrocity
by Justinus Steinhorst November 13th was once again an appalling reminder of terrorism’s unprecedented and unmitigated force, this time stabbing western society directly in its heart. An attack on Paris; a football match, a rock concert, a bar; the epitome … Continue reading
Tops and Flops of the month September
by Nina Lehner Tops: The annual Grill and Chill Welcome Party took place on Friday the 4th of September. This event is the absolute perfect occasion to get to know new people and spend some quality time with classmates and friends. The whole … Continue reading
And the Punchline is….2016 Presidential Candidates!
by Kaia Skillman As Donald Trump continues to lead in polls and a candidate known as Deez Nuts has received traction, there seems to be a growing discontent with the presidential elections. American politics seem like a joke with candidates … Continue reading
Remembering the Past
by Niko Single-Liertz The matter presented below, is something that has been largely forgotten, although in the spectrum of humanity, may have been one of the worst preventable cataclysmic catastrophes of the 20th century. As of 14/09/2015 it has been … Continue reading
The Battle of the Primaries: Trump vs. Clinton
by Darya Guettler As the US Elections progress and edge closer to November 8th, 2016, the set presidential election date, candidates for POTUS (President of the United States) scramble to gain the affection of the public. The most recent polls … Continue reading
A photograph that shook the world
by Justinus Steinhorst An update on the gruelingly perpetual refugee crisis. Yet another row of deaths; another series of incidents; another escalation in the ceaseless dilemma that is the global refugee crisis. The last few weeks have once again reflected … Continue reading
Nepal Hit by Multiple Earthquakes
by Ayan Tewari More earthquakes struck Nepal on Tuesday, killing dozens of people as the Himalayan nation was still mourning its dead and just began to recover after a massive temblor in April left more than 8,000 dead. According to … Continue reading
UK General Election results to reshape Scotland’s Future? A liberal perspective.
by Justinus Steinhorst Scotland on the verge of becoming a one-party state following unanimous vote, as Conservatives retain their leadership and the Labour party plummets to a historic defeat. With a slender majority of 331 of 650 seats, David Cameron … Continue reading
The Scramble for Student Votes
by Philip Wurzner Students from all around London are occupying their college campuses. Many universities such as The London School of Economics and the University of Arts London have been significantly affected by the protests. These demonstrations are taking place … Continue reading
The Paw Print 