The Art of Travel: Brown Edition
Aaron PintoThey say travel is the university student’s calling, and it’s true; I’ll never get as good a chance to travel as I have now. So, why don’t I?From the
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A Novel Escape: YA Adventures Across the Universe
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Stargazing From the Hills of Namibia
Have you ever seen one of those cliché coming of age movies? You know, the ones where a mellow song comes on just as the protagonist is staring out of
East Asia: The Force Behind Star Wars
Navira Trimansyah Art: Sagar Aadarsh 'Star Wars'. A classic franchise worshipped across generations, defined by one of the greatest plot twists of all time. As much as I loved its gripping tale of
I Have Been Angry
Lauren MeolaThe day after International Women’s Day, after reading a slew of bold posts that genuinely made me smile, I read one from an ex-boyfriend on Instagram, and it made
Political Correctness: Enemy to Freedom of Speech?
By Annabel Moore Regardless of where you align yourself on the political spectrum, the seismic shift of the global landscape of 2016 towards uncertainty cannot be denied. What appeared to be
I’m not hipster enough for Melbourne
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Have you ever seen one of those cheesy coming of age movies? You know, those ones where a mellow song comes on and the protagonist stares out the car window