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  • ARE OUR WARDROBES FLOODING?

    April 1, 2022
    by column, Julia Kaczmarek

    That is the big question for you and me, is your wardrobe drowning in liters of water? To resolve some doubt and confusion and to make my case clear, none of us (as far as I know) have an actual working source of water in their closet, yet we all have liters of water in…

    Read more: ARE OUR WARDROBES FLOODING?
  • Formula One: The Misogyny Surrounding The New Wave of Fans

    Formula One: The Misogyny Surrounding The New Wave of Fans

    March 28, 2022
    by column, Vivian van Klaarbergen

    © McLaren on Instagram; one-off livery in Monaco celebrating their partnership with Gulf Unfortunately, I am back again with another article on misogyny within a fandom and this time, I will be looking at the top of the world of motorsport: Formula One. For those that may be unaware, it is a sport where 10…

    Read more: Formula One: The Misogyny Surrounding The New Wave of Fans
  • Kid Icarus: The Accidental Adaptation

    Kid Icarus: The Accidental Adaptation

    March 25, 2022
    by column, games, Rebekah Spaargaren

    In 1986, a developer at Nintendo with a love for Greek mythology pitched the concept for his game to his higher-ups: one that would combine the key traits of popular titles at the time. Set in a world inspired by Greek myth, the game follows the story of a flightless angel named Pit as he…

    Read more: Kid Icarus: The Accidental Adaptation
  • Roland Barthes, Kanye West and the Rebirth of the Author

    Roland Barthes, Kanye West and the Rebirth of the Author

    March 21, 2022
    by Arthur Mulder, column, Music

    In 1967 Roland Barthes announced the death of the author in his essay of the same name, like Nietzsche had once announced the death of God. Barthes believed that the moment a work of art is sent out into the world, leaving the caring hands of its author,  meaning springs from its interaction with the…

    Read more: Roland Barthes, Kanye West and the Rebirth of the Author
  • Living With Chronic Pain

    Living With Chronic Pain

    March 17, 2022
    by column, Elisa Paci

    Source One of my earliest memories is from kindergarten, when I was four years old. After lunch, we used to lay down for a nap in our classroom and sleep for a few hours. I remember my head hurting so much that I could not fall asleep, every single time. The headaches continued for the…

    Read more: Living With Chronic Pain
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