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Failed missile test should not distract from North Korea’s humanitarian cri...

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About two months ago, The Miami Hurricane published my review of Blaine Harden’s Escape from Camp 14, which tells the heartbreaking story of Shin Dong-hyuk, a man who spent much of his life in one of ...

How Nintendo’s new Switch gaming console can triumph where the Wii U fell s...

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  In the gaming world, all eyes are on Nintendo. The launch of the hotly anticipated Nintendo Switch on Friday may very well be do or die for the company. The Wii U, Nintendo’s most rece...

Chimera experiment raises benefits, concerns for stem cell research

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In a recent scientific breakthrough, U.S. researchers have managed to create chimeric human-pig hybrids using human-induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). The research team published its work in Ce...

Mayor Gimenez should resist Trump immigration policy

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On Wednesday, Jan. 25, President Donald Trump fulfilled one of his most controversial campaign promises by signing an executive order that threatened to cut federal grants for cities and counties with...

Thanks, Obama: Remembering the 44th president for hopeful message

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I was 12 years old the day of Barack Obama’s first inauguration. Through a campaign of hope and change, Obama galvanized tens of millions of citizens with promises of a better and more inclusive Ameri...

Biography ‘Escape from Camp 14’ details life, suffering in poli...

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In 1982, Shin Dong-hyuk was born in the North Korean political prison camp infamously known as Camp 14. Today, Shin, now a free man, tells his shocking and sometimes graphic life story to audience...

Soon-to-be President Trump brings unprecedented uncertainty

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Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated as the 45th president of the United States on Friday, Jan. 20 as the country continues to lick its wounds from one of the most divisive elections in modern Americ...

Sen. Bernie Sanders promotes book, discusses presidency at Miami Book Fair

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At the height of the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s, a young Bernie Sanders was arrested for participating in a protest in Chicago. More than 50 years later, Sanders, now a U.S. senator and fo...

Animating broader audiences

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Whether they’re being played on the big screen or on the living room television, animated cartoons have entertained audiences for more than a century. From the humble beginnings of “Felix the Cat” a...

Book fair to host famous authors, offer variety of literary events

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The 32nd-annual Miami Book Fair International, hosted by Miami-Dade College, will officially commence on Sunday, Nov. 13. Deemed one of the largest literary festivals in the nation by many of its sp...
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