Cyber Bully: A Dangerous Game On The Rise

    Tarannum Sattar Not everyone has been a bully or the victim of bullies, but everyone has seen bullying, and seeing it, has responded to it by joining in or objecting, by laughing or keeping silent, by feeling disgusted or feeling interested. – Octavia E. Butler The message read: “Despite of being a feminist, how could…

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      New Obsession Alert: Mr. Harambe

      Myisha Nawar With society having tired of its foray into the world of whether men with penises ought to pee next to little girls, we have ventured onto our next symptom of total insanity: a deep rumbling of rage over the shooting of a 17 year old gorilla that could have killed a three year…

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        Tanmay Bhat’s Video Enrages Om Puri

        Tarannum Sattar Actor Om Puri has reacted to the controversial ‘Sachin vs Lata Civil War’ video, made by AIB’s Tanmay Bhat and shared on Facebook on May 26. “Why is that wretched boy walking free after what he has done? He has insulted two of the most respected and loved icons of the nation. Lata…

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          Kiki’s Bakery Is Real

          Marilyn Thipthorpe Ever wished that your favorite anime was real? Well, if you’re a fan of Kiki’s Delivery Service then guess what? It IS real! Or at least the bakery is. Well, kind of. For those who don’t know, Kiki’s Delivery Service is one of the world’s best-loved animes. Created by Studio Ghibli in 1989…

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            Post-It War Between Two Office

            Marilyn Thipthorpe Post-it notes. The world would be in chaos without them. Nobody would remember anything. Nobody would be able to turn their office walls into superhero murals. Nobody would be able to leave passive-aggressive messages on the doors of communal refrigerators. And nobody would be able to have the sort of epic Post-it note…

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              Palace With Stones

              Marilyn Thipthorpe Ferdinand Cheval was a postman in rural France during the 19th century, though it is not his mail delivery that he is remembered for. One day in his 30s, Cheval was trekking his normal 18-mile postal route when he stumbled over an unusually shaped stone. Intrigued by the way that the stone had…

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                Search Engines: The new mind control

                Samiul Bashar Samin The soothing music we all hear overhead in supermarkets causes us to walk more slowly and buy more food, whether we need it or not. Most of the vacuous thoughts and intense feelings our teenagers experience from morning till night are carefully orchestrated by highly skilled marketing professionals working in our fashion…

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                  Subtle Slut-Shaming: The Snitch!

                  Myisha Nawar Even though the ridiculous and misogynistic practice of slut-shaming is starting to become less and less socially acceptable these days, it is still far from extinction. Slut-shaming doesn’t always come from men; many women slut-shame each other, often without even noticing that they are doing it. But while even the most judgmental of…

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