Dead Poets Society: La Vie en Gris

Dead Poets Society: La Vie en Gris

By Elena Hijazi | Staff Writer Film and literature are both succinct artforms that hypnotize and emotionally move the great feelers of this world. The 1989 film Dead Poets Society is one that weaves the threads of literature into the gown of film beautifully. The...
Extending an Olive Branch

Extending an Olive Branch

By Celine Zeineldine | Staff Writer War is well known to be the ultimate source of destruction. War is typically defined as an “armed conflict between two or more parties, usually fought for political ends.” Doesn’t that mean that two sides should be fighting each...
الملالاة والترويدة الفلسطينية: فن تحدى الاحتلال

الملالاة والترويدة الفلسطينية: فن تحدى الاحتلال

 | محمد قري”وأنا ليليلبعث معليلريح الشمالي لالي يا رويللووو”(وأنا الليلة لبعث مع الريح الشمالي)”ياصيلار ويدورليللي على الحبيليلابا يا رويللووو”‏(يوصل ويدور على الحباب يابا)الملالاة هي أسلوب غنائي يندرج تحت إطار الترويدة الفلسطينية وقد احتل هذا...
Al Pacino

Al Pacino

By Elena Hijazi | Staff Writer Al Pacino is my favorite actor, and he is arguably the greatest actor of all time. He started off his career doing plays on-stage, which he still says he prefers over making movies. His roles are incredibly influential and unforgettable,...
That 70’s Rebel

That 70’s Rebel

By Hisham Hilal | Staff Writer In the hit sitcom That ’70s Show, one character stood out as a fan-favourite and a voice for a new generation. Steven Hyde, the rebellious and sarcastic teenager, was known for his distinctive style, countercultural views, and love...
The Madwomen in the Attic

The Madwomen in the Attic

By Daniella Razzouk | Staff Writer What do mentally ill women look like? Writers across history have each tried their hand at representing mentally ill or neurodivergent women, to varying degrees of success. The older the text, the more likely it is that the...