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Rethink our Greek in March

If we need to save the language, we might want to reconsider our educational strategy, and our connection with it.

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Twerking and democracy have more in common than you think

Dean Kalimniou on the Hellenic origins of the twerk.

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18c: What is the opposite of ‘politically correct’?

Nikos Fotakis imagines a world where Section 18c of the Racial Discrimination Act is abolished and nobody cares about being politically correct.

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An open letter to our daughters: Women deserve more than International Women’s Day

‘I don’t want it to be a man’s world, but I don’t want it to be a woman’s world either’.

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Fantastic Greeks and where to find them

John Vithoulkas explores what defines a modern Greek: Name? Blood? Or heart?

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Sacred spaces

The story of Panagia Atheniotissa.

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‘Wog’ is not the equivalent of ‘mate’

Why there is nothing positive about calling oneself a ‘wog’.

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Whose feta is it anyway?

My big, fat greek-salad type of week.

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Retire to what?

We are allowing the austerity dogma to dominate rhetoric and by doing so, we’re failing the elderly in our society.

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Corruption still riding high in crestfallen Greece

The Greek crisis is primarily a crisis of values, and so far no government has managed to restore the credibility of institutions and create standards of integrity.

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