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Editors' note: Arthur Schott Lopes ’19, a Classics concentrator, served as an undergraduate fellow during the preparations for the Houghton Library’s seventy-fifth anniversary exhibition, covered in “An ‘Enchanted Palace,’” in the March-April 2017 issue. We asked him to share his experiences as a College student delving into the library’s collections. Until the 1990s, Houghton Library’s outer doors were made of steel.
On Monday, May 23, 2016, Brazilians woke up with another news bomb. Recordings of a phone call between provisional president Michel Temer’s planning minister and a former president of Transpetro, Brazil’s largest oil and gas transportation company, hit the front pages of one of the nation’s foremost newspapers.
Every country has had a complicated neighbor at one point in its history. France and Germany waged three large-scale wars on opposite sides just in the past 150 years. The United States and Mexico have quarreled over borders multiple times. Even Brazil, considered today to be a peaceful giant – a “diplomatic dwarf,” in the words of an Israeli official – fought, together with Argentina and Uruguay, a bloody war against Paraguay in the 1870s.
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