Interview for Press Release, “ A welcome from the United Government of Graduate Students President” CU Boulder Today, August 30, 2019 Press Release, “ CUSG, UGGS condemn racist incident in Engineering Center, support BSA’s demands” CU Independent, October 7, 2019 Interview for Press Release, “ CU Boulder expands grad student benefits: Paid Parental leave, dental insurance proposed” Boulder Daily Camera, January 28, 2020 Interview, “ CU Boulder announces Expanded benefits and Some Fee Adjustments for Graduate Students” CU Boulder Today, January 28 2020 Interview for Press Release, “ Diversity, grad student issues raised during CU Boulder accreditation visit” Daily Camera, December 10, 2019 Football, the beautiful game, is for many supporters a source of joy and happiness and an escape from social and economic challenges.Video Interview “ Colleges consider a new school year with no students on campus” CNN, April 16, 2020Īrticle: “ Students transform pandemic chaos into performance” Colorado Arts and Sciences Magazine, College of Arts and Sciences. By examining the history of football since its introduction under the British occupation, the study highlights the social and political role played by football in the Egyptian history and discusses the relationship between football and social and political changes. The major achievements of the Egyptian football were used to raise the spirit of national pride and to glorify the political regime.įootball managers, players, and even workers in sports media have all welcomed the intervention of political leaders in the game and used it for their own purposes. “Nationalism and violence in Egyptian football culture”, The Nordic Africa Institute, January 18, 2017, accessed on 18 April 2018, at: “History of the Egyptian football game”, State Information System, accessed on at: “Egypt’s Christian Captain”, BBC News, 1 December 2001, last accessed on, at: “30 Years on Top” (in Arabic), Eurosport News, 25 June 2011, last accessed on, at: Social groups, like the Ultras, also used football to fuel opposition against the political system by leading popular demonstrations in the streets against corruption and bad governance and spreading violence, instability, and political unrest in the country. “The ‘Mohamed Salah Effect’ is real-my research shows how he inspires Egyptian youth”, The Conversation, last accessed on 20 April 2018 at:.ĪbdelTawab, Nashwa, “Politics of Sport, Al-Ahram Weekly newspaper, 15 December 2005, issue No.
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