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Message to ourselves: Stop enabling a “do nothing” Congress
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The actual effect of computer fatigue
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LIVE CHAT: HBO’s Game of Thrones: “Second Sons,” Sunday, 9 p.m. ET
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Oxbow and Gary Stevens surprise with Preakness win (Slideshow)
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Why do presidents lie? What good does it do?
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Interview: Michelle Ching overcomes recession with ViSalus success
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Letting terrorism win: Shutting down Boston was the wrong decision
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Farmacia Santa Maria Novella: Italy's essence of travel in Florence
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Should economics rely on mathematical models?
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Bad Cop / Bad Cop headlines a night of punk and hip hop
Anwaar Abdalla
Anwaar Abadallah Khalik Ibrahim has her Ph.D. from Ain Shams University (1999, first degree honour) and currently lectures on Civilization and Cultural Affairs for Helwan University. Dr. Abdalla Kahlik Ibrahim also works as an official coordinator for the cultural exchange program between Helwan Uni and TSU in the USA entitled “Cultural Immersion 2011-2014.”
Additionally, Ms. Abdallah is a member of the Egyptian and Arab women’s writer’s union and the Cairo Women Association. She is also the translator of several books published by the Ministry of Culture including Shadows on the Grass, Impossible Peace and The Secret Rapture. Dr. Ibrahim is also an accomplished author and essayist in both Arabic and English publications.
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Derek Crockett: From My Perspective
One man’s perspective. Exploration and commentary designed to challenge the conventional thinking of day on the political issues affecting our nation.
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Message to ourselves: Stop enabling a “do nothing” Congress
The responsibility for Congress’ inaction lay at our own feet
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Message to ourselves: Stop enabling a “do nothing” Congress
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As Said by Voltaire
Abhishek Seth re-considers the power of PR, Issue Placement, the world at large, and the issues at hand.
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Sports Around
Contributions to the Communities Sports desk from readers.
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Steps to Authentic Happiness via Positive Psychology
Happiness is attainable. Morning to night. I love to teach, deal with folks that have an issue and really wish to tackle it and write.
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Making Waves: A Hawaii Perspective on Washington Politics
How does our 50th state view D.C. politics?
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Truth Hurts
Political centrist who tells it like it is
Recent Entries by Anwaar Abdalla
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Fulfilling the dream of Lawrence of Arabia in The Line
Published 9:57 a.m. May 6, 2013
A review of Suzanna Mitchell-Egan's novel, The Line
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Sectarian Violence endangers national unity in Egypt
Published 2:24 p.m. April 15, 2013
An upsurge in sectarian violence is haunting Egyptian society
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Egyptian President Morsi’s iniative to support women’s rights
Published 11:47 a.m. April 8, 2013
On March 25, 2013, President Morsi invited over 100 women to meet with him to support his initiative on women’s rights and freedom.
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Egypt arrests satirist Bassam Youssef in press crackdown
Published 8:41 a.m. April 1, 2013
Egyptian authorities arrested political satirist Bassem Youssef on charges of insulting Islam and President Morsi.
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The massacre at Port Said haunts Egypt
Published 1:48 p.m. March 11, 2013
The massacre at Port Said last year continues to cause security problems in Egypt.
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Attacks on women demonstrators in Tahrir Square increase
Published 3:42 p.m. March 2, 2013
Violent mob attacks against women protestors in Egypt are becoming increasingly common
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Black Bloc versus White Bloc in Egypt
Published 1:42 p.m. February 20, 2013
Black Bloc anarchists are the latest product of the Egyptian revolution.
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Graffiti in Cairo and Tahrir Square
Published 3:51 p.m. February 19, 2013
Today, Egyptians have revived their ancestors’ art of graffiti in order to document their revolution.
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The Jon Stewart of Egypt: Bassem Youssef’s political satire
Published 11:05 a.m. February 1, 2013
Bassem Youssef is leading Egypt to a new era of political satire.
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Unrest in Egypt threatens Middle East stability
Published 7:07 p.m. December 7, 2012
Violence in Egypt continues with no sign of willingness to negotiate.
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More turmoil in Egypt over President Morsi's decree
Published 1:08 p.m. November 28, 2012
Egypt is facing renewed turmoil in response to decrees issues last week giving President Morsi expansive new powers.
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Egypt's new Pope faces major challenges
Published 8:18 p.m. November 16, 2012
Pope Tadrous II was appointed to lead the community through a critical time, as Copts worry over the intentions of the Islamic government.
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The dilemma of Post-Mubarak constitution in Egypt
Published 10:54 a.m. October 10, 2012
Egypt continues to struggle with writing a post-Mubarak constitution that guarantees the rights of all citizens.
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Pursuing an independent Judicial system in Egypt
Published 4:11 p.m. September 13, 2012
Anwaar Abdalla interviews Egyptian Minister of Justice Ahmed Mekki.
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The Sinai Peninsula: A neglected region threatening Egyptian/Israeli’s Peace
Published 6:56 a.m. August 7, 2012
Recent instability in the Sinai illustrate the growing threat to the Egypt/Israeli peace agreement.
