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  • The Meaning of Summer

    The Meaning of Summer

    August 14, 2017
    by Rachel Aisa-Bonoko, WB Column

      Summer! 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?…

    Read more: The Meaning of Summer
  • The Deal with Pocket Monster Designs

    The Deal with Pocket Monster Designs

    August 6, 2017
    by Luc de Vries, WB Column

      Behold this horrid wretch before you, and ask yourself: how did Donald Trump beat this thing out of the first place in Time Magazine’s Most Influential People of 1998? Not that any of that happened, of course. But imagine. The thing I wanted you to take home from this is that no matter how…

    Read more: The Deal with Pocket Monster Designs
  • Anna’s #basic guide to travel

    Anna’s #basic guide to travel

    July 30, 2017
    by Anna de Boer, WB Column

      I always say that I regularly go bankrupt on aeroplane tickets. I just really love to travel (here is where I shamelessly refer back to my travel guides for Rome and London). A couple of years back I heard someone make it their New Year’s resolution that they wanted to travel to at least…

    Read more: Anna’s #basic guide to travel
  • Kanye West – Reanimator

    Kanye West – Reanimator

    July 23, 2017
    by Reviews, Roos Gravemaker

      The waiting was gruesome, but Kanye never faltered. Every now and then he applied his ear to the chest of the specimen, and bore the negative results in typical Kanye fashion: by throwing a non-sequitur rant. He’d wax hyperbolic about breadth and width of his art, claiming that it couldn’t be contained by mere…

    Read more: Kanye West – Reanimator
  • On Fear

    On Fear

    July 16, 2017
    by Life, Paul Hofma, WB Column

      “The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.” – H.P. Lovecraft Recently, I was asked a rather intriguing question by my tea bag1: what are you most afraid of? While the question itself might be straightforward, the intriguing part was…

    Read more: On Fear
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