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Why Freedom of Speech Requires Limitations

By Author on February 28, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

By Julia Jeon Freedom of speech is a first amendment right of the Constitution that states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; […]

Winter-like, but spring haiku

By Author on February 27, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

By: Markiewicz Paweł first gorgeous spring thawsthe second black crow on cablethird – mysterious mist***just before the thawsI think about the last frostmemory of snow***picturesque crowscable – lonely habitusflights – rumination***the ethics […]

My Healing Companion

By Author on February 27, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

By Sushant Thapa I have left my wordsWhere my shadows do not reach.The moment of blissIs a kissing freedom of virtue.I have my viceYet I forget notTo roll my life’s dice.I have […]

A Morning Walk With My Dog

By Author on February 24, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

By: Bruce Levine Winter chill at the river edgeWater racing over embedded rocksSnow white curls on the flowing tideA morning walk with my dog Sunlight glaring off the water’s surfaceRefracted light making […]

Childhood rechristened — a review of Tagore’s ‘My Growing Years’, translated by Somudranil Sarkar

By Author on February 24, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

By Soham Deb On a moonlit night, the shadows of the rows of trees on the roof fell on the floor, creating patterns like a dreamscape alpona.” — My Growing Years, Rabindranath […]

The Future of Higher Education Exams

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Examinations have been a staple of higher education for centuries, evaluating student learning and assessing academic progress. However, there’s a growing understanding that traditional examinations may not be the best path to […]

The World Inside

By Author on February 23, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

By: Lyra Goga I don’t remember how I ended up here. I’m in front of a big house in the middle of a deserted street. I knock on the door but no […]

The light is long gone now

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By: Lyra Goga The light is long gone now The light is long gone nowI doubt it ever existeda harmful deception, a mere illusionif only someone ended this deadly confusion. Yet no […]

My Pokemon Collection Journey

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By Jonathan Park It was January 18th, 2015. I was at Target, looking at all of the Beyblades and figurines in the toy section with my two brothers. Out of the corner […]

Writing an inbound marketing email

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Writing effective inbound marketing emails is still one of the most harnessed media and an essential part of any business that wants to utilize email as part of their marketing strategy. It’s […]

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