Category: Rachel Aisa-Bonoko
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The way we look at history
Read more: The way we look at historySometimes I stop to think and acknowledge my surroundings—will I be here in a year? I’m always aware of staying and leaving because that’s what I’ve done for a big part of my life. In middle and high-school we are taught history classes and we learn about the important events of the past. I…
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Meeting the board: Casper and Rachel
Read more: Meeting the board: Casper and RachelIn this introductory piece, meet this year’s final editors Casper and Rachel.
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The Meaning of Summer
Read more: The Meaning of SummerSummer! It’s finally here. After long, cold dark nights the season that most people look forward to has started. Today I want to have a closer look at the meaning of this popular season. Is it hyped up by most people? Or is it truly one of the most magical times of the year?…
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Mukbang and food in the modern world
Read more: Mukbang and food in the modern worldOne summer ago I didn’t have much to do so, as any bored millennial would do, I browsed the web for new and interesting things that I could watch, or listen to (or a combination of both).What I ended up finding was strange, funny but above all very relatable. It was a video of…
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How can multilingualism affect our identity
Read more: How can multilingualism affect our identityWe live in a world where speaking more than one language is seen as a positive thing. Multilingualism is encouraged, and as our world becomes more globalized, multilingualism is seen as a normal part of a child’s upbringing.