Lunar New Year: The Impacts of Modern Migration Kaitlin Solimine Government, Society & Culture Sunday in India, 36 people were trampled to death boarding a train to the Kumbh Mela festival. The holiday, which occurs only once every dozen years, draws over 80 million pilgrims. We typically think of...
Lifting the Veil: Behind the Science and Politics of Interrogation Anna Redmond Government, Psychology In a poorly-lit room, a half naked man is being stuffed into a small plywood box. The interrogator, a disheveled PhD student, barks, “You lie to me, I hurt you.” So begins the film Zero Dark Thirty,...