April 2016 - Page 2 of 3 - The American Mag

Monitoring the aftermath

By Shaula Villadoniga | April 23rd, 2016

Two years after Boko Haram abucted more than 200 Nigerian schoolgirls, part of the worry concerns their release.

Underestimating the creativity of students is among the more serious errors a teacher can make.

Make fun of the Kardashian clan all you want, but you'd be smart to think it over first.

A medieval creation, Ciaramicola is rustic cake that conceals Umbria's red-hot heart.

"Do no harm" is one thing, but just doing good becomes complicated if a patient won't comply.

Wine, like music, has tone and personality, but you need to learn to read its notes.

Nordic TV shows have muscled their way into the English-language world, darkening the landscape.

An outgrowth of British TV, Bharat Nalluri's espionage thriller is direct and workmanlike.

Dissuading pigeons from entertaining themselves at your Rome expense is... complicated.

The writer's final novel, "Numero Zero," pokes mischievous fun at the conspiratorial tendencies of Italian media.

Nisennenmondai (postpunk) and Boris (grunge) bring Japan's rich fringes to the forefront.

The latest and most ambitious 2008-crash movie is at once chilling and hilarious.