Money Can’t Buy Manners
By: Roqaya Zamzam People have always quoted “money can’t buy happiness” but recently I have begun to argue
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Opinion
Viewpoints, commentary and perspectives from The Caravan
On “The Evolution of the Swimsuits”
By: May Soeoud In a world where victims are always blamed for being in the wrong place at the wrong
Read MoreKillers attempt to honor their victims?
Last Monday, the ‘heroic’ military-backed Egyptian government started building a structure in the heart of Tahrir Square in memoriam of
Read MoreIn Response To: “Students Want More Inclusion In Board of Trustees Meetings”
The article by Roqaya Zamzam published in the Caravan on Oct 27 focused, in a big portion, on the call of student governance representatives to be included in the process of writing the Student Code of Conduct.
The article failed to indicate that the Student Code of Conduct is a “Suggested” Code of Conduct that was circulated to the student governance body asking for their opinions.
Read MoreWHAT FREEDOM OF PRESS?
Whenever the Egyptian constitution faces any kind of change, Egyptians wait in anticipation to see what they will start protesting
Read MoreLetter to the Editor Responding to “Parking is but one issue at AUC” by Yasmin Hashim (Caravan, Monday, October 7, 2013 at P. 7)
By Marc Rauch AUC Director of Sustainability Yasmin Hashim’s article about parking problems and policies at the New Cairo
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Are We Ready for a Revolution?
By Hana Afifi Bread, freedom and social justice have been chanted for since January 25, 2011. With torture in police
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Tamer Hosny and Donia Samir Ghanim Gave me a Heart Attack
Egypt has one of the world’s highest percentages of gender inequality. According to the United Nation’s Development Program, our country’s
Read MoreDouble standards of Bassem Youssef viewers
Mariam Mohsen Editor-in-Chief Bassem Youssef’s show produced 29 episodes during the reign of ousted president Morsi, all of
Read Morecultural reactions to pre-marital pregnancy
BY MARAM SHALABY SPOTLIGHT EDITOR While visiting my high school in Kuwait two weeks ago, I have been
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