Dorothy Hazan
Fond memories recalled by Seniors
As the class of 2013 prepares to graduate in June, a few students enjoy taking time to reflect on their Union experiences. The fondest memory from campus for Shilp Darivemula ‘13 include the One Billion Rising flash-mob of over 100 …→
A hostage situation escalates in Algeria
Shortly after the Jan. 16 attack on the In Amenas gas plant in Algeria, the Algerian government launched a unilateral assault on the Islamist militants responsible. The insurgents, who may be linked to Jihadists in the region, took dozens of …→
The Way We Were: From Williams to Union
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Sydney Pollack’s film, The Way We Were, starring Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford. The 1973 movie has a reputation for being one of the greatest love stories every told, but what makes it …→
Human rights in Syria worsen; global powers intervene
While other nations affected by the 2011 Arab Spring have by no means settled down, the humanitarian situation in Syria continues to make international headlines, drawing the attention of more and more countries and the UN. Recently, the clashes between …→