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  • Restricted Area: Derogatory Words

    Restricted Area: Derogatory Words

    December 18, 2014
    by Tessel Rijneveldshoek, WB Column

    N.B.: racial slurs and homo-/transphobic slurs are used for demonstration and explanation in this article. As children and teenagers we hear often enough that words do not just have meaning: they can also hurt, although some songs and stories may claim the opposite. If you’re lucky, you’ll experience little of the negative power that words…

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  • Less Is More

    December 14, 2014
    by Film, Ines Severino, Reviews, WB Column

    We have all felt the initial pang of sadness when we discover one of our favorite shows’ lifespan is shortened to less seasons than you might have liked to watch. I had such an experience with the two shows Freaks and Geeks and Firefly. Each of these was only given one season—and for both of…

    Read more: Less Is More
  • Humanities: Rethink, Redefine, Reform

    December 10, 2014
    by Academia, Ilona Roesli, WB Column

    It’s a tough world out there as a humanities scholar. Facing virtuous doctors, renowned mathematicians, and heroic physicists, we are more than often advised to celebrate the wondrous worlds of Raphael’s Stanze, Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot, whilst occasionally throwing around a Judith Butler text, alone, without claiming their utility. Studying humanities is a way…

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  • Chance Amazement

    Chance Amazement

    December 8, 2014
    by Jules Schlicher, Music, Reviews, WB Column

    Oftentimes I go to concerts to be surprised. I primarily go for the headliner, but the supporting act is always a surprise. When I attended a great show by Opeth in the Heineken Music Hall at the beginning of November, that surprise turned out to be astonishing. That evening, the show was opened by the…

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  • Writer’s Block Happenings – To Christmas and Beyond!

    Writer’s Block Happenings – To Christmas and Beyond!

    December 4, 2014
    by Calendar, News, WB Happenings

    The weather outside is frightful, but that doesn’t mean there are not awesome things to do out there! This is your final dose of WB-approved activities happening in and around Amsterdam for the year, but we hope these will tide you over to 2015. Enjoy, and we’ll see you next year! December 8, 4-6 pm…

    Read more: Writer’s Block Happenings – To Christmas and Beyond!
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