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THE CIVILIZED MAN: WHY WE SHOULD BE MORE OUTRAGED BY NEW YORK’S ANTI-JIHAD SUBWAY ADS
Starting last week, New Yorkers taking the subway on their local commute glanced out the cars’ windows to cast eyes on this stark, dramatic message, “In the war between the civilized man and the
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TURKEY, A MECCA FOR CHRISTIANS
If I say Turkey, the first thing that comes to most peoples’ minds are the buzzwords Middle East, Muslim, and headscarves. For those slightly more politically minded, its “Armenian genocide”, Cypriot stalemate, or lack
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THE SPEEDY RISE OF TURKEY’S HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM: A UNIVERSITY SYSTEM BUILT OVERNIGHT
At Usak University, a state of the art civil, textile, and mechanical engineering department and practicum building arose from a vast and empty plain in just less than nine months. The turn-around time in
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AN AMERICAN IN UŞAK
When I found out that I would be going to the town of Uşak, Turkey as part of the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship, I didn’t quite know how to react. I looked on line
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