She’s everything, but what is she to me?

She’s everything, but what is she to me?

Jan 8, 2024 | Featured, Opinions

Daniella Razzouk | Staff Writer Having grown up in the late 2000s and early 2010s, the Barbie movies played an important role in my life. The movies featured questionable animation and stories that ranged from classic fairy tales like Rapunzel to wholly original...
غضب

غضب

Jan 8, 2024 | Featured, Opinions

إيمان عيتاني | .منذ متى سلبنا حقنا بالغضب؟ نعم، الغضب. ذلك الذي سوّق على أنه احساس متوحش يؤرق حياة كل من يعد نفسه متحضرا فيحرّمونه على الجميع و يسلبون انسانية من يجرأ على التمسك بهلكن ما الغضب ؟ و لم يهاب الجميع احساسا محضا؟ من ذا الذي قال أن الغضب و العنف أخوان و أن...
Genocide Denial Is Not Resistance

Genocide Denial Is Not Resistance

Apr 28, 2023 | Opinions

By Mohammad El Sahily | Staff Writer   On April 17, the world commemorated Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is a special day to remember the horrors of the Holocaust. For those of you who don’t know, the Holocaust is the Nazi-perpetrated genocide which led to the...
Is The Feminist Cause Still Relevant?

Is The Feminist Cause Still Relevant?

Apr 28, 2023 | Opinions

By Sara Ghanawi | Staff Writer    The feminist movement has always been the subject of contentious debate in the world. People disagreed on its essence, importance, goals, strategies, and premises. Although downplaying the significance of the fight for women’s...
Can We Separate the Art from the Artist?

Can We Separate the Art from the Artist?

Apr 28, 2023 | Opinions

By Tala Abou Ali | Staff Writer            In 1968, French literary critic Roland Barthes published his now infamous essay “The Death of the Author”, in which he subverts the traditional vision of the author as the creator of a text. Barthes criticizes the...