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National > Egypt
The Egyptian Uprising: Living Through A Revolution
My name is Dalia I am 20 years old, I live in Egypt and in the midst of the uprising, here is my story and here is how it all began. I study in the Canadian International College and I am raised by a single mom. I live in one of the best areas in Cairo, only few blocks away is the poorest... Read More
Good News, Egyptian Perverts: Soon You Can Bone Your Dead Wife
We've got some pretty messed up laws here in the good old U.S of A, however, if there was an Olympic event for the most fucked up law, Egypt would definitely be taking the gold. A new law currently being decided upon in Egyptian parliament would allow men to have sex with their dead wives' corpse... Read More
US College Kids Arrested In Egyptian Uprising
What is up with all of these US college students heading over to "help" in the Arab Spring? Pro top: You probably aren't helping anyone. Remember the UCLA kid who went to Libya? Now there is a whole new rag tag group of students just making the situation worse. Indiana University student Luke...
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POSTED Nov 23, 2011 IN World
BY The College Skinny
Angry Birds Explains the Middle East
I think everyone knows Sumoskinny.com loves some Angry Birds. (It was in fact the number one reason why we bought another iPad). But now, Angry Birds is not only the best game ever, it is the smartest. Check out Angry Birds explain the Middle East uprising. OOOO ok now I get it.
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POSTED Mar 30, 2011 IN News
BY Stacey Leasca
Egypt-Site Error: Access Denied
Far from the land of pharaohs and pyramids, the state of Egypt is in a period of turmoil. Monday began the seventh day of anti-government protests in Egypt that began initially due to lack of work, rising food prices and the oppressive regime of President Hosni Mubarak, who was elected for his...
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POSTED Feb 01, 2011 IN News
BY Caroline Dias
