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Author discusses her experiences living through1979 Iranian Revolution
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Traveling the worldâfrom a virtual classroom
Virtual travel study courses at La Salle give students a chance to experience different cultures, customs, and landscapes during the pandemic.
A TikTok personality as a guest speaker in a college course about… Ireland? These are, indeed, unprecedented times.
Like many academic institutions during the pandemic, La Salle suspended university-sponsored travel and international learning experiences for the 2020-21 academic year. All the while, La Salle has offered virtual travel study courses and international intellectual exchange programs as an alternative.
The courses allow students to experience different cultures remotely, while giving instructors an opportunity to get creative within their syllabi and areas of experience.
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The cost of living and the Iranian regime’s risky bet
Dr. Mohammed Al-Sulami
March 09, 2021 00:08
Women wearing protective face masks shop at a bazaar following the outbreak of COVID-19, Tehran, Iran, July 8, 2020. (Reuters)
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For many years, the Iranian government depended on its domestic capacity to provide the Iranian people with their primary sources of living, such as food items. The government has spent a significant percentage of the country’s financial resources to avoid a shortage of essential items against the backdrop of harsh international sanctions. Its fear is that social unrest could flare up and spread, threatening the whole political system. The latest US sanctions have placed further pressure on the government’s outdated approach, coinciding with the additional negative impact of external variables such as the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, the decline in oil prices and the depletion of foreign currencies.