Foreign aid misfires and a costly pursuit of friends
A critical look at U S foreign aid since 1945 highlights billions spent with little returns. The piece cites France Israel U A R and Brazil as examples, argues aid often fails to boost growth and may deepen dependence, and questions the logic of funding conflicting sides in wars.
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University newsroom humor exposes campus security gaps
A satirical exchange reveals a dean's casual attitude toward a student firing pellet rifles at a girls dorm. The dialogue suggests lax enforcement, police shooting pranks, and a man’s claim of insider knowledge of dorm room angles while critiquing campus response.
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