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LONERGAN | The Original G.O.A.T.: Remembering Pelé

By Jack Lonergan January 20, 2023

O Jogo Bonito. The Beautiful Game. Not only did Edson Arantes do Nascimento, better known as Pelé, coin this now-iconic nickname for soccer, he also embodied it. The original wunderkind, Pelé burst...

LEVY: Predatory Politics Plague Brazil

LEVY: Predatory Politics Plague Brazil

By Joshua Levy November 2, 2018

In the jungle, the jaguar reigns supreme. With its supremely powerful hind legs and crushing jaw, the jaguar is a dominating apex predator. The casualties left behind after a jaguar’s hunt are the unfortunate...

VIEWPOINT: Bridging Governmental Gaps

By Gabriel Katsuya November 8, 2016

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s last speech as president of Brazil on Dec. 29, 2010, was marked by tears of sadness from his supporters. Da Silva was seen off by throngs of supporters in his home state...

4Es Official 2016 Olympics Drinking Game

4E’s Official 2016 Olympics Drinking Game

By Meg Lizza and Meg Lizza August 10, 2016

The 2016 Rio Olympics are finally in full swing and this means that we at 4E are getting ourselves familiar with how things are ~run~ this year. With our careful observations and out-of-the-box thinking,...

CRAIGE: Olympic Soccer Tournament Preview

CRAIGE: Olympic Soccer Tournament Preview

By Sports Editor August 2, 2016

In just three days, one of the world’s greatest sporting events is set to get underway. The 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics has already been shrouded in controversy, from the inadequacies of the Olympic...

SCATTERGOOD: The Summer Olympics Need to Be Relocated Out of Rio

By Libby Scattergood June 10, 2016

One of my fondest freshman-year memories to date was in February 2014, when Alice Kerr invited our orientation group to come to her house and watch the opening ceremony for the Winter Olympics in Sochi,...

Acai Bowls at Hilltoss!

Acai Bowls at Hilltoss!

By Sara Carioscia and Sara Carioscia September 14, 2015

This week 4E decided to taste the Corp’s newest offering: Acai bowls at Hilltoss. Pronounced ah-sah-ee, the acai berry is a superfood from Brazil. Available in the US mostly in a puree form, these berries...

After Brazilian Elections, Expect More of the Same

By Daniel Almeida October 28, 2014

As I sat and listened to the live broadcast during last Sunday’s Brazilian election results, one common theme seemed to make sense of what I and millions of Brazilian voters were thinking: Today, Brazil...

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A samba class performs in Rio de Janeiro.

The Power of Dance in Brazil

By Allison Hillsbery July 21, 2014

There’s an expression here in Brazil: “Tudo acaba em samba.” Translated literally, the phrase means “Everything ends in samba.” That is to say, no matter what disagreements, differences or...

10 Things to Know Before the World Cup Starts

10 Things to Know Before the World Cup Starts

By Francisca Johanek and Francisca Johanek June 12, 2014

As I'm sure many of you are aware, the World Cup begins today! If you love soccer (or football, as the rest of the world calls it), then great! If you don’t, I suggest avoiding all sports bars and...

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Rio de Janeiro

In the Pursuit of Words in Rio

By Allison Hillsbery May 26, 2014

Cafune. I learned this word in a translation class when I was 17. That day’s lesson was on idioms and phrases that have no exact English equivalents. We learned age-otori, the Japanese way of saying...

Brazilian Finances on Tap

By Katherine Richardson April 10, 2014

Former Finance Minister, President of the Central Bank and International Monetary Fund Representative of Brazil Pedro Malan spoke about Brazil’s economic challenges in the Fisher Colloquium on Wednesday. The...

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