| Why the #MeToo campaign is just the beginning, Hillary Clinton should have eaten humble pie, Lessons for European leaders from Catalonia, Iran is not a broker of peace and stability, How to fix Africa’s absence from the Nobel Prize Posted: 28 Oct 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![Why the #MeToo campaign is just the beginning, Hillary Clinton should have eaten humble pie, Lessons for European leaders from Catalonia, Iran is not a broker of peace and stability, How to fix Africa's absence from the Nobel Prize]( "Why the #MeToo campaign is just the beginning, Hillary Clinton should have eaten humble pie, Lessons for European leaders from Catalonia, Iran is not a broker of peace and stability, How to fix Africa's absence from the Nobel Prize") "Following the global backlash against [Harvey] Weinstein and with focus back on sexual abuse, actress Alyssa Milano tweeted, 'If all the women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote 'Me too' as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem,' " writes Fardina Habib. "If you hadn't realised that there was something not quite right about Hillary Clinton, then her [interview] on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's] Four Corners [show] ... would have set you straight," writes Miranda Devine. "She talked freely about her hurt feelings, but never acknowledged that she just might have been a terrible candidate.... The problem is not that her campaign was thwarted by dirty tricks.
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| Readers write: Bipartisanship possibilities, from exploring oceans to space, teaching children to understand others Posted: 28 Oct 2017 03:00 AM PDT ![Readers write: Bipartisanship possibilities, from exploring oceans to space, teaching children to understand others]( "Readers write: Bipartisanship possibilities, from exploring oceans to space, teaching children to understand others") Recommended: Could you pass a US citizenship test? Regarding the Sept. 11 cover story "Ringing success": This was a thrilling account of mankind's endless search for knowledge – of overcoming limitations, brilliantly utilizing new ideas, and creatively solving unexpected problems! Wow, is all I can say, and huge thanks that nowadays we can all monitor such exploration and its possible ongoing opportunities! It made me think of the mind-set of those who first explored the oceans. Regarding the Sept. 18 cover story "Reading, writing, & empathy": This was a thought-provoking article.
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