Pradeep Niroula
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Obama: The Beloved Showman
These little trysts with pop culture and academia weren’t instruments to expand his political reach but rather half-desperate measures to make sure that those who were behind him when he started would be with him when he left—to ensure that, in light of the Trump presidency that threatens his major works, his efforts were remembered.
Clipping the Hawk Wings
How do we prevent or at least minimize the damage done by a potentially reckless, belligerent and hawkish president?
Peaceful Pondy
This city, located at the shore of the Indian ocean, has a flavor unlike any other part of India.
Rebuilding History
With the temples gone and the palaces defaced, the tourism industry has been affected. At the same time, Kathmandu has lost icons its residents cherished.
Waning Terror
This quake, despite causing a massive devastation, has nonetheless pushed the country towards preparedness.
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Beyond the Ballot: Students on the Issues
Sixty-five percent of surveyed Harvard undergraduates identified as “Progressive,” while more than 27 percent identified as “Social Justice Activists,” according to a survey The Crimson conducted last month
