Between Districts and Dialects: Can we imagine a map of identity not drawn in lines, but woven in words?
By: M. Azzam Rakan Noor Growing up in a city where regional language felt alienated from daily life, I often felt disconnected from the places my parents came from. My mother, a Sundanese woman, speaks fluently with her friends and family, but she never really passed the language down to me. Driven by a growing…
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The Ultimate Guide to Christmas Gifts
Christmas season is finally here and so is time to start thinking about gifts. Whether you’re shopping for friends, family, or yourself, here’s your all-encompassing guide to finding the perfect presents for your loved ones these holidays. I’ve included links to example products that can be ordered online. For book lovers: For foodies and home…
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Transitioning from High School to University: Navigating New Horizons
The leap from high school to university marks a significant and exciting transition in a student’s life. It’s a journey filled with new opportunities, challenges, and a greater sense of independence. This article aims to guide first-year students through the various facets of this transition, helping them adapt to the new academic environment and social…
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How the Grain Dispute Changed Polish-Ukrainian Relations
The recent events show a deterioration in the political and economic relationship between Poland and Ukraine. It is a bit overwhelming to process all this information, so this article will contain a recap of the events and some important conclusions. Situation in the beginning of the war Poland and Ukraine have never been close friends,…
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Spain on hold: The prize of the presidency
Spain has been without a government since mid-July, and it doesn’t appear that this situation will change in the foreseeable future. There are many factors to highlight, but the three main ones are: How Spain’s current Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez rose to power, the May State and Municipal elections, and the Catalan conflict. Sánchez is…
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5 Japanese Techniques to Overcome Laziness and Procrastination
We’re already halfway through the semester and for many of us, the workload is beginning to pile up. According to the American Psychological Association (APA), anywhere from “80% to 95% of college students procrastinate, particularly when it comes to doing their course work.” Finding motivation and staying consistent with our studies can be really challenging…
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Ron DeSantis’ Sassy Little Boots: the Importance of Appearance in American Politics
Ron DeSantis wears sassy little boots meant to make a small man look bigger. What does this say about America?
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Events this Week – 23rd to 29th October!
The events for the week of the 23rd to 29th October brought to you by the FSV UK Circle!
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Art, Light, and Urban Exploration: The Signal Festival
The Signal Festival is a significant cultural event taking place annually in Prague, which links contemporary visual art, urban space, and modern technologies. Several installations are set up around the city centered around light design, digital and visual art. Additionally, the festival aims to educate visitors and explore contemporary social issues, making it a platform…
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Events this Week – 16th to 22nd October!
The events for the week of the 16th to 22nd October brought to you by the FSV UK Circle!