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  • Sissi’s Constitional Coup Threatens Egypt’s Stability

    The Washington Post

    Dartmouth’s Ezzedine C. Fishere says the “constitutional amendments” that would allow Egypt’s President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi to stay in office until 2034 are unconstitutional. “Pushing them through is tantamount to a ‘constitutional coup.’ ”

  • The Uncomfortable and Profound Authenticity of ‘Roma’

    The Atlantic

    Keshia Naurana Badalge ’16 says that, for her, the Oscar contender held many familiar scenes. “As someone who was raised by maids and who later worked as one, I found that the most authentic moments in Roma were also the subtlest,” she writes.

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