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  • Writer’s Block Happenings: February

    Writer’s Block Happenings: February

    February 15, 2015
    by Calendar, News, WB Happenings

    Aaaaaand… we’re back! Wondering what’s up, hip, and happening in and around Amsterdam during the rest of February? Check it out below!   Junior Company, Dutch National Ballet @ Dutch National Opera & Ballet – Those kids can dance! For a night of envy and excellent ballet you should definitely visit the Junior Company’s tour…

    Read more: Writer’s Block Happenings: February
  • Philosophers Review Our Most Popular Romantic Films

    Philosophers Review Our Most Popular Romantic Films

    February 14, 2015
    by Film, Ilona Roesli, Reviews, WB Column

    For the Family: “The Sound of Music” Plato: Why is there so much singing? I hate singing. Just look at the text: “When the dog bites, when the bee stings / When I’m feeling sad / I simply remember my favourite things”. How deceitful Maria is with these lines! Generalising her fear for dogs is…

    Read more: Philosophers Review Our Most Popular Romantic Films
  • Short Story Competiton – Shared Third Place: Mark and Henry

    Short Story Competiton – Shared Third Place: Mark and Henry

    February 11, 2015
    by Competitions, Literature

    As a professor of law, specialising in freedom of speech, Mark had concerned himself for the most part of his life with the weight of words. He felt strong about rhetoric, prose and text. They’d gotten into one of their quarrels over a frequently discussed topic that night. – “I panicked baby, I didn’t know…

    Read more: Short Story Competiton – Shared Third Place: Mark and Henry
  • Passionately Curious: Wibbly-Wobbly Timey-Wimey!

    Passionately Curious: Wibbly-Wobbly Timey-Wimey!

    February 9, 2015
    by Passionately Curious, Paul Hofma, WB Column

    We, as humans, just love time travel. Just imagine the possibilities! You could wander in the woods of times long gone amidst the dinosaurs, experience ancient civilizations for yourself or perhaps sit in on one of Shakespeare’s original performances. Or, on the other hand and equally fascinating, travel to the future and partake in the…

    Read more: Passionately Curious: Wibbly-Wobbly Timey-Wimey!
  • Higher Education is Mental

    February 4, 2015
    by Academia, Tessel Rijneveldshoek, WB Column

    While Yentl wrote about the over-sensitivity and the tendency to romanticize melancholy that seems to apply to our generation, I’d like to write about what also seems to be a big issue for people around twenty. Perhaps it goes hand in hand, or little finger in little finger, with the over-sensitivity that we were raised with,…

    Read more: Higher Education is Mental
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