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The Arab World's 'Sesame Street' Returns for the First Time Since the Gulf War

Sep 28, 2015

Most people who have grown up in front of the television know Sesame Street, the groundbreaking children's educational variety show(...)

Sep 28, 2015

Let’s do a thought experiment. Let’s say a young Jewish woman dressed in Orthodox clothing was shot dead by uniformed(...)

Sep 28, 2015

Edward Said was an amazing individual and an incredible speaker, writer and academic. He is gone, but the power of(...)

Sep 28, 2015

Part 1: Clash Of Values In the sunlit Curran House courtyard, 13-year-old Nada Kaid sits with her mother, Nabihah. Muslims(...)

Sep 27, 2015

The playwright Stephen Karam has short dark hair, bright dark eyes and a wide smile that occasionally overpowers the rest(...)

Sep 27, 2015

A strike by staff and students at 47 Palestinian Christian schools in Israel had been taking place for a few(...)

Sep 27, 2015

The London-based spatial designer Dia Batal uses Arabic calligraphy as a vehicle to explore notions of identity, memory and migration.(...)

Sep 27, 2015

ArabianDate encourages members to get familiar with Arab culture in informative web series. ArabianDate offers a fun way for members(...)

Sep 27, 2015

The first and only Arab sorority in the nation has colonized at MSU. Epsilon Alpha Sigma only has two chapters — one(...)

Sep 27, 2015

Organizations or individuals who dare challenge the pro-Israel narrative, whether in the media, academia, church or synagogue, are destined to(...)

Sep 26, 2015

top all the clocks ... let the mourners come. - WH Auden The common leitmotif of writing on the milestone(...)

Sep 26, 2015

Brandon Saad has had quite a busy summer. He won his second Stanley Cup of his career with the Chicago(...)