Eric Portheault, financial director of Charlie Hebdo, told Agence-France Presse that the staff of the magazine has felt isolated despite the outpouring of support: “We had hoped that others would do satire, too. No one wants to join us in this fight because it’s dangerous. You can die doing it.”
Read MoreBy Abby Shamray Editor-in-Chief Michel Houellebecq has been called one of the most important French writers since Albert Camus, though
Read MoreFrench President Francois Hollande set the deadline for noon on December 6 to have a simplified and bare text that would be ready for the foreign ministers who are set to arrive over the weekend, according to the New York Times.
Read MoreThe tabling event included the SHU organizations SAVE, Seton Hall’s United Nations Association, the Black Student Union, Amnesty International, One Campaign, Gender Equality Now, UNA-USA, SHUNA, and MSU. Each table featured a different perspective in order to show how their club’s particular focus also overlaps with girl’s rights issues.
Read MoreThe main goal of the conference to is to establish how states will do their part to make sure that the global temperature does not rise over 2⁰C (3.6⁰F) above pre-Industrial Revolution levels. The United States has sworn to cut emissions by at least 26 percent. China does not have a specific target but has said that its emission will peak no later than 2030.
Read MoreBy Abby Shamray Editor-in-Chief The United Kingdom will be holding general parliamentary elections on May 7. Polls show no clear winner,
Read MoreBy Abby Shamray Editor-in-Chief The nuclear talks between the United States (and negotiating partners Britain, China, France, Germany, and Russia)
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