Friday, April 5, 2019

II Year Lettorato Inglese -- Group 2E (Peterson-More) -- HOMEWORK -- Reading articles

Dear students,

As mentioned in class during our last lesson, I am posting links to several online newspaper and magazine articles. Read at least one of these articles before our next lesson, on Monday, April 8, and write a brief summary - approximately 150-200 words.



The Washington Post: The first national monument created at the request of Native Americans was downsized by 85%. Here’s why.


How confusing labels contribute to our food waste problem


5 ways social entrepreneurs are promoting sustainability around the world


WIRED UK: How climate change activists upstaged Brexit with buttocks


The New York Times: Opinion | The United Kingdom Has Gone Mad

 
Brit + Co: Why We Can't Talk About Women's Rights Without Discussing Climate Change


Bustle: 7 Fascinating Things Nobody Ever Taught You About Your Immune System


The Atlantic: Oil Was Supposed to Rebuild Iraq – Conflict and politics got in the way.


The Atlantic: Why France’s Former Prime Minister Wants to Be a Mayor in Spain


Curiosity: A Quirk of Quantum Physics Might Mean You Can Change the Past


New York Times Magazine: How Rupert Murdoch’s Empire of Influence Remade the World https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/04/03/magazine/rupert-murdoch-fox-news-trump.html


The Daily Beast: What Rupert Wrought: The 10 Scariest Bits From the NYT’s Murdoch Opus [summary of important points in the article above]


Vox: HR experts: We’d nip Biden’s behavior in the bud


Vanity Fair: Report: Trump’s Weekend Clubhouse Is a “Gold Mine” for Spies


CNN: This Supreme Court ruling is exceptionally cruel


Mother Jones: Russiagate Is Ending Like Any White-Collar Crime


Mother Jones: Nixon Closed the Border to Sow Chaos. Trump's Shutdown Could Be Even Worse.

 
Bustle: These States Are Sick of The Electoral College & They're Doing Something about It



The Telegraph: Kurt Cobain was not a 'tortured genius', he had an illness


Health Day: Even in His Youth –
When rock star Kurt Cobain took his own life, many fans blamed the death on fame itself. His cousin, a registered nurse devoted to youth suicide prevention, believes it had more to do with his history of depression, and offers advice for helping other troubled young people.


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