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Amanda is a freshman from Overland Park planning to major in political science. This is her first semester on staff at The Kansan and her first time writing for a newspaper. Her column focuses on international issues and U.S. foreign policy.
Today, temperatures in Moscow feel like roughly negative 7 degrees, but Russian opposition seems prepared to defy the established political order despite the bitter cold and an equally frosty governmental response.
We can learn from other protests against authoritarian rule. Russia may take a page out of Saudi Arabia’s book and use massive oil revenues to implement social programs aimed at calming the population. (Although widespread corruption could doom the effort.)
Unfortunately, Putin already displayed his paranoia of international meddling in domestic affairs. He’s singled out Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, insisting she encourages protests to undermine Russian power. Though sympathetic to Russian opposition, United States officials should resist the temptation to express support — United Russia could use such statements as proof of outside interference and strengthen its position by stoking nationalist fervor.
we can hope this Russian winter marks the beginning of a new era for democracy in the country.
Russia may take a page out of Saudi Arabia’s book and use massive oil revenues to implement social programs aimed at calming the population
So what ATS what you think of on what she wrote?
Originally posted by captaintyinknots
Agree with her or don't, but I'm not sure what right you think you have to say that she "shouldn't" write as she did....unless you can prove superiority
This is Why Freshmen Out of Political science Shouldn't Write Like This, If they don't know the world around them
The problems in her column, i saw alot of errors and a few nonsenses. Today, temperatures in Moscow feel like roughly negative 7 degrees, but Russian opposition seems prepared to defy the established political order despite the bitter cold and an equally frosty governmental response.
Well the correct response should have been Today, temperatures in Moscow felt like roughly negative.
Originally posted by Ghost375
I suspect the OP is just jealous that a freshman in college has already had something published.
I also suspect that this is a subconscious thing, and the OP will never admit it.
Russia may take a page out of s book and use massive oil revenues to implement social programs aimed at calming the population