Tag Archives: spain

From Pakistan to jellyfish: the way we talk about natural disasters

By Feature Writer | Published: August 17, 2010
I don’t want to see live images of an old lady being washed away in a river gone wild.
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World Cup 2010: looking past the diversity storyline

By Feature Writer | Published: July 11, 2010
It was as simple as revenge, honor, and the joy of simple, all-out, bloodthirsty competition on the field.
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How the World Cup discredits nationalism

By Feature Writer | Published: July 7, 2010
Germany is not the only team to open up the meaning of nationality
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“Rec 2″ – gore and social commentary

By Mark Farnsworth | Published: June 9, 2010
The stench of Catholic corruption clings to every frame of “Rec 2."
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Euro 2008: boys with balls

By Natalia Antonova | Published: June 30, 2008
I believe that Holland failed where Spain succeeded because the former just didn't have that cohesiveness, and that captain.
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Two Thoughts in the Prado Museum, Madrid

By Ali Eteraz | Published: May 9, 2008
Why does immortality only belong to the dead?
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