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The impending decline: Day Zero approaches

Delilah Gray February 13, 2018

Once again, celebrity news about reality stars giving birth or getting married eclipses an event that could have real repercussions on our everyday life. Cape Town, South Africa, one of the world’s biggest “green” cities, is approaching “Day Zero,” according to the Skimm. Day Zero is the one thing you hope to never hear happening in your city; in the simplest of terms, the city is running extremely low on water and is steadily approaching the day where they must turn off the taps and do extreme conservation to the point where most will go without water. Instead of eating Tide Pods and flipping out over celebrity news, let’s put our focus on the impending decline of resources in the world.

Some miss Mandela, others miss out

Hofstra Chronicle December 12, 2013

By Jennifer SifferlenColumnist A week ago today, the world lost a highly-esteemed leader. The Nobel laureate, former political prisoner, five-year president of South Africa and champion of civil rights,...

Apartheid’s effect and the Republican vision

Letters to the Editor September 13, 2012

By Grant SaffProfessor of Global Studies and Geography The agenda on display at the recent Republican Convention revived uncomfortable memories of my time living in apartheid South Africa in the 1960s...

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