Cartoon depictions of anger may seem funny ... it may involve seething or dwelling on events that made them mad. Excessive expressions of anger can lead to long-term physical and psychosocial ...

Other actions stemming from the cartoon's printing included a statement released by Notre Dame President Rev. John Jenkins condemning expressions of hate at the university, as well as the ...

An editorial cartoon in the University of Mississippi's student newspaper has drawn national attention after some people felt it advocates violence and infidelity. The Daily Mississippian cartoon ...

Ah yes, the cartoon catchphrase ... Kean came up with the expressions ‘kawagoopa’ ( used as a greeting, which never caught on) and ‘cowabunga’ (used to vocalise anger, which, as we ...

Many Muslim Middle Eastern newspapers - even moderate ones - strongly criticise the magazine's front-page cartoon of Muhammad ... He says some countries penalise expressions of anti-Semitism ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. AUSTRALIA is bracing for renewed tensions with Indonesia — already inflamed by the decision to grant protection to Papuan asylum ...

Rupert Murdoch has apologized for a “grotesque, offensive” cartoon of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published in Britain’s Sunday Times. The cartoon by Gerald Scarfe depicts ...

Happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise, disgust, love, joy, and shame – some of our common emotions – transcend language, ethnicity, geography, and age. Facial ...

How did a series of not particularly well-drawn or funny cartoons, published on 30 September in a Danish newspaper, produce such anger in Europe and the Middle East four months later? In 1989, when ...

the cartoon controversy is canceling out much of the goodwill the West gained with its response to Pakistan's devastating earthquakes. “There's a terrible amount of anger,” Musharraf says.

Many Muslim Middle Eastern newspapers - even moderate ones - strongly criticise the magazine's front-page cartoon of Muhammad ... He says some countries penalise expressions of anti-Semitism ...

Rupert Murdoch has apologized for a “grotesque, offensive” cartoon of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published in Britain’s Sunday Times. The cartoon by Gerald Scarfe depicts ...