How The American Dream Resulted In An Economic Crisis
Over the last few decades, homeownership and consumerism have become more and more important for Americans. Especially encouraged by advertisements, many Americans have lived beyond their means and...
View ArticleWhy The EU May Need To Change
The small European country of Greece is known as a beautiful tourist destination– a country typically associated with great history, beautiful islands, seemingly endless coastlines, happy people as...
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What We Can Learn From The Latino Church
When discussing the future of the Catholic Church, understanding and learning more about Hispanic Theology and its different historical context can be a very stimulating experience for every Catholic....
View ArticleCelebrating Christmas With Art: Petrus Christus’s “Washington Nativity”
During the Christmas season, many of us turn to artworks as objects of contemplation. With Christmas becoming more and more of a commercial holiday, it is important to be reminded of why we are...
View ArticleUsing Public Diplomacy As A Foreign Policy Tool
Earlier this January, President Obama gave his first-ever one-on-one interview on German television. The background of this rare interview was news reports originating last year that the U.S. National...
View ArticleElectoral Politics: Still A Man’s World?
James Brown, “The Godfather of Soul,” once famously sang “it’s a man’s world” and this statement would still hold very much true today in the modern American political arena. After the amendment to the...
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