Split-Level Head: Cineastas
Omar Willey considers the levels of fiction in Mariano Pensotti’s latest production.
Enhanced Misinformation Techniques
Why do Americans think torture provides valuable information? Because they hear it over and over on TV. Aldo Guerrero reports.
The Joys of Not Being Patronized: Paul Mesner’s The Dinosaur Show
What you can do in children’s theater shows what is wrong with adults. Omar Willey writes.
To Fast with the Elders of an Ancient Race – John Murphy’s Travels Among the Yezidi
John Murphy continues his mission in Kurdistan.
With Conviction: Yellow Face
Thoughts on the UW UTS production of Yellow Face.
Canada Unveils New Anti-Terrorism Bill That Moves for ‘Unprecedented Expansion of Powers’
Canada introduced on Friday new anti-terrorism legislation critics say gives spy agencies sweeping powers that threaten the public’s civil liberties.
Why Do We Fear Love?
Why do human beings fear love? That is, why do we fear loving ourselves and others, and why do we fear being fully loved ourselves? Robert Burrowes writes.
A Worldwide Mission to Assess the Planet’s State of Biodiversity and Ecosystems
The United Nations Environment Programme begins an important four year mission to Assess the Planet’s State of Biodiversity and Ecosystems.
What’s Really Happening with China’s Great Firewall
Three popular services that allow users in China to view otherwise-censored content have experienced outages over the past few days, a sign of increasing government efforts to limit what Chinese users can read on the Internet. Sisi Wei reports.
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