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Editorial

No more “Red October” for the old man

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Faiyaz Chowdhury
The first time I saw the Adidas x BAPE Ultraboost first Green Camo sneakers, I just knew I had to get them. After all, I was a naive teenager blown away by American hype...
Emma Gillich
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Graduation blues

By
Mansura Akter Meghla
Graduation. Isn’t it supposed to feel like a finish line? Like I have achieved a milestone? After years of assignments, deadlines, presentations and checking UMLearn more often than I would like to admit, reaching...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

We are too comfortable with abusers

By
Eden Quiring
If rape and other abuse allegations ruin men’s lives, why is Donald Trump the president of America?  Deep systemic issues are to blame, but I believe the general public is not using their power to...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

Am I on track?

By
Roy Albright Obah
From our infancy, some of us may have confidently answered when asked what we wanted to become. A doctor. A lawyer. A teacher. An engineer. A pilot. Those answers, sometimes given before we fully understood what...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

I am more than one thing

By
Arifah Gheesah
I love being a multidimensional woman. I love not fitting in a box, not being what people perceive me as. There is a different feeling of freedom that comes with being a woman who does...
Editorial

Why I love being an unc

By
Boris Tsun Hang Leung
I have always been an “unc,” despite only being in my early twenties.  According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the word unc comes from African-American English and is an abbreviation of uncle. The term was originally...
Emma Gillich
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Africa, Mama

By
Peace Ifeanyi
“If you know your history, you would know where you’re coming from, then you wouldn’t have to ask me, who the heck do I think I am.” I heard it first from Bob Marley but...
Emma Gillich

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