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Alex Shieh
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Contributor, The Boston Globe
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Biography
Alex Shieh is a contributing opinion writer for The Boston Globe and is one of the youngest political writers in the nation. He has spoken on Good Morning America (ABC), World News Tonight with David Muir (ABC), Nightline (ABC), Nightly News with Lester Holt (NBC), and Early Today (NBC), and is a recurring guest on Fox & Friends (Fox News). Alex has been featured in print by The New Yorker, Newsweek, TIME, and The New York Post.
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By Alex Shieh| Pirate Wires@ Earlier this month, Brown University sophomore Alex Shieh lit the internet on fire after asking the schoolâs small army of non-instructional staff to justify their jobs, receiving coverage from Newsweek and Chronicle of Higher Education, among others. Today in Pirate Wires, he writes about the inspiration behind his project â and its aftermath.
Here’s what my Brown University classmates don’t understand about divestment from Israel - The Boston Globe
By Alex Shieh| The Boston Globe Verified Protests have again descended upon Brown University as pro-Palestinian students barnstorm the campus rallying for their cause. But this time, the protesters aren’t calling for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war or expressing outrage over the growing death toll. Instead, they have a specific demand of university leadership: sell Brown’s holdings in Airbus, General Electric, Motorola, Volvo, and six other blue-chip companies that do business with Israel.
By Alex Shieh| Pirate Wires@ Earlier this month, Brown University sophomore Alex Shieh lit the internet on fire after asking the schoolâs small army of non-instructional staff to justify their jobs, receiving coverage from Newsweek and Chronicle of Higher Education, among others. Today in Pirate Wires, he writes about the inspiration behind his project â and its aftermath.
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The Boston Globe
The Rhode Island bureau of The Boston Globe.
Boston, United States
+1 617-929-7900
Founded: 1872