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Victorias Secrets: Cry for Me, Argentina

Victoria’s Secrets: Cry for Me, Argentina

By Victoria Freeman September 21, 2023

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Policy Experts Discuss Argentina’s Humanitarian Visa for Displaced Migrants

Policy Experts Discuss Argentina’s Humanitarian Visa for Displaced Migrants

By Nina Raj November 10, 2022

Panelists spoke to Georgetown University community members about Argentina’s humanitarian visa for people displaced by disasters and the example the program sets on the global stage. The Institute...

DIRECTORS CUT: Operation Finale and the Humanization of Evil

DIRECTOR’S CUT: ‘Operation Finale’ and the Humanization of Evil

By Guide Editor September 5, 2018

 The capture and trial of Nazi SS officer Adolf Eichmann, one of the major masterminds behind the Holocaust, is not a story that everyone would feel comfortable putting on the big screen. Films that portray...

CRAIGE: Messi Retires in Aftermath of Copa Final Loss

CRAIGE: Messi Retires in Aftermath of Copa Final Loss

By Vanessa Craige July 1, 2016

While our number of soccer games to watch has sadly dwindled rapidly the past few weeks, it is still exciting, as the quality of the games has increased. One of the tournaments, the Copa América, has...

South American Hospitality

By Hadley Thayer June 14, 2015

It’s 5 p.m. and I am more than ready for lunch. I get off at my Subte (subway) stop and decide to duck into the bakery that’s just down the street from my residencia (dorm). As I exit the store,...

The Day I Almost Played Nationally

By Anderson de Andrade March 30, 2015

I never thought I would be sitting in class instead of training with Lionel Messi. But then again, I never thought I would ever have the opportunity to play with a man who has been honored multiple times...

Movie Review: ‘Wild Tales’

By Ryan Wolfe February 20, 2015

★★★★☆ The foreign film “Wild Tales” certainly lives up to its name. Technically, it is a collection of six short films that all share the common theme of vengeance and violence.  Directed...

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Broadening Horizons

By Grace Fenton, Lindsay Lee, and Alexander Brown November 14, 2014

With the majority of the 50 percent of students who opt to study abroad during their undergraduate years heading to Europe, many argue that student exposure to truly contrasting cultures is limited. Three...

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Buenos Aires, Argentina

By Lindsay Lee November 14, 2014

I am unashamed to say that I have fallen victim to an issue of repetition. The more I have been telling people about my experience abroad, the more I have found myself beginning to truly believe...

Service Strikes a Chord

By Chris Kelley May 19, 2011

Do you remember being serenaded at convocation to the tune of "Wake Up Everybody" by two seniors who demanded we look beyond our personal needs and leverage our privilege to benefit the world? I do. My...

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