Cornelius Castoriadis

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Scholar Cornelius Castoriadis was born in Constantinople, Greece. He joined the Greek Communist Party at the age of 17 but had to flee to Paris, France, in 1945 because of a number of death threats from Fascists and Communists. He authored several works about the uprisings in Berlin, Germany, and Hungary under the pseudonyms Paul Cardan and Pierre Chalieu. He was also remembered for his attacks on Marxism, particularly those who used Marx as sort of a bible. Castoriadis died on Dec 26, 1997.

Obituary, Scholars, Castoriadis, Cornelius

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14 reasons for men to be nervous

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Fourteen areas of achievement in which women have been performing better than men are listed. They include product endorsement, business management, business ownership, borrowing, hygiene, college degrees, getting new jobs and in personal happiness.

Editorial, Women, Achievements and awards

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Bound for glory

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Erykah Badu's exotic West African geles have become the singer's signature style. The head wrap has a long tradition in the dress of African American women. Its last revival was during the black national era of the 1960s.

History, Clothing, African American women, Head-gear, Headgear, African American singers, Badu, Erykah

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