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Female Heart Disease
By Esther Diaz CSMS Magazine What do we know about women and heart disease? An easier question to answer might be: What do we not know? Because the answer is a lot. We know much more about men and heart disease...
Venezuela: The Guaidó’s scheme is unraveling
Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine On January 23rd, 2019, Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó self-proclaimed president of the Republic before a cheering crowd numbered in the thousands. It was a pompous declaration...
New Kazakh group wins the heart of millions
Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Until the group Made in KZ came to the world, few people outside of Kazakhstan knew of the rich and thrilling melody of the Kazakh music. The dombyra, a two-stringed instrument...
Venezuela’s faltering coup: A bloody feuilleton foretold
By Ardain Isma In the end, we will not only remember the crimes of our enemies but also the indifference of those who pretended to be our friends but stood by and did nothing. (Midnight at Noon) This could very...
Colorado teachers: we’re a force together!
CSMS Magazine United, we’re strong! This is the message we’re getting from teachers across the country. From West Virginia to Los Angeles, teachers are organized to demand fair treatment and a decent salary...
The fight goes on in Haiti
CSMS Magazine The Jovenel Moise government is trying all kinds of tactics to manipulate public opinion in a desperate attempt to forestall discontents. Making the news in Port-au-Prince the past few days is the...
Bernie Sanders is back!
Jacob Davis CSMS Magazine Staff Writer It was jubilation when Bernie Sanders announced this week that he has entered the race for 2020. From coast to coast, progressives rose to their feet in celebration. Many...
Feel the love!
By Christine Jean-Pierre CSMS Magazine Love is above and beyond the most important factor in human interaction. It carries emotions that make one feel happy to be alive. It has the power to dissolve conflicts,...
Haïti face à la panique
Par Blondine Jean Philippe Port-au-Prince—Ça fait déjà 7 jours depuis que la panique règne en Haïti. La population haïtienne a gagné les rues de la capitale ainsi que d’autres villes du pays pour...