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Family drama, classism, racism, and humor combined in St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s (SMCM) Bruce Davis Theatre last week during the production of “Stick Fly,” a 2006 play written by Lydia R. Diamond. The SMCM Theatre, Film and Media Studies Department (TFMS) premiered the show on Wednesday, April 17, and Read More
Following an unanticipated political campaign, Ukranian comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy is leading the polls to become the president of Ukraine. Zelenskiy, the 41-year-old man who has shaken up Ukrainian politics, is the star of the immensely popular television show “A Servant to Servants,” which satirizes current political events and well-known politicians. Read More
The leading party in Turkey faced major setbacks during the Mar. 31 election, losing both the capital of Ankara and the populous Istanbul to opposition candidates. The election, which the president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan triumphed as a “democracy lesson” for the rest of the country on voter turnout, had multiple Read More
Dozens of high-level security officials have resigned or have been replaced in what top news outlets have been calling an “overhaul” of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Among the departing officials is the DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and the Secret Service Director Randolph D. Alles. The stream of departures Read More
On Apr. 1, a tweet by PM Theresa May sent both the UK and the rest of the planet into a panic after it announced that, in an escalation of Brexit, the United Kingdom has decided to leave Earth. The tweet, which was posted at 8:45 a.m. read, “Breaking: Brexit Read More
“It’s a club for those people who really have nothing to do. Like really, really don’t have anything to do.” This is what the president of the Euqselru club, alternatively called Counter-Burlesque, said in an interview last Wednesday. The club, which will be hosting its first show in a week, Read More
One month since interim President Juan Guaido’s declaration of Maduro’s illegitimacy sent Venezuela into chaos, the country remains in turmoil and continues to face shortages of essential items, including clean water, toilet paper, and, until recently, power. Prices within the country have suffered from extreme inflation beginning toward the end Read More