Columns
AMADOR | From Backpacks to Briefcases
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A while back I set out on an adventure to capture portraits of my classmates. To see what changes in 20 years, and what doesn’t.
Columns
AMADOR | What Adorno Taught Me About War, Movements and Myself
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And what he can teach you too.
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AMADOR | The Secret Life of Cornell’s Most Brilliant, Most Misfortunate Criminals
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They were violent, scared and alone — and I wanted to understand them more than I wanted life, or anything else.
Editorials
EDITORIAL | Affirmative Action is Gone. President Pollack: We Need You Now More Than Ever.
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This decision will have impacts for generations to come. Universities must follow suit, the admission process will forever be changed.
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AMADOR | Eulogy
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Yves reminisces on how differently we saw and continue to see this tale: the corporate attorney, graduate from Cornell Law, with an open door to what appeared to be a vivacious life. Only to wake up one day and realize that the Wild West has been domesticated.
Columns
AMADOR | Power and Peril Loom Next Door: Can We Act Before It’s Too Late?
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The 2009 Honduran coup d’etat was a symbol of the dangers of testing power. Mexico and other nations may be following the same fate.
Columns
AMADOR | A Hunter and Its Prey
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Fear, so I have heard, is nothing but the distance between a hunter and its prey; perhaps the distance between a mother and her wretched son.
Columns
AMADOR | Why I Choose to Write
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Yet despite the change in character, my story has followed me to Ithaca. It reminded me of a key fact of my life: you can leave the wetlands, master the English language and run as far as your heels and heart can carry. Yet, the story runs with you.
Featured in Category
AMADOR | Russia Is Telling Us Something. And We Should Listen
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Putin has made an effort to show that he can infiltrate territory and sit in it comfortably. Officials within Russia are telling us who the next victim is, and we should listen.