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Column "Mina's Arena: Is Life Declining In Western World?"
The writer talks about the criticism the Western World has received, talking about how it is a "misjudgement" to associate "that Civilization with the shrinking colonialism of the Western World." He goes on to say that Western Civilization has "had…
Illustration "Staff"
This illustration of the Philogian Society and Messenger staff of 1960 features a caricature of Lebanese student Abdullah Mina in the upper left corner. Mina is wearing stereotypical Middle Eastern clothing and his nose is exaggerated.
The Web 1962 "Seniors of 1962"
Abdullah Michael Mina—featured in the portrait in the second column, second row—was from Krafaya, Bekaa, Lebanon and graduated with a B.A. in history. According to the senior statistics section of The Web 1962 on page 239, Abdullah was very involved…