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  • The Wide-Stretched Realms of Pride and Prejudice

    The Wide-Stretched Realms of Pride and Prejudice

    October 25, 2016
    by Film, Literature, Sophie van Hellenberg Hubar, WB Column

    It is a truth universally acknowledged, that every article written on Pride and Prejudice starts in the same way. Being a huge fan of the book myself, I have looked forward to sharing some of my views on the story for quite a while. Perhaps contrary to expectations, this will not be an article concentrating…

    Read more: The Wide-Stretched Realms of Pride and Prejudice
  • Room

    Room

    October 21, 2016
    by Film, Literature, Rachel Aisa-Bonoko, Reviews

      Room, written by the Irish author Emma Donoghue, was published in 2010. It was around that same time that I read her novel and now, 6 years later, a film adaptation of the novel has been released, directed by the Irish film director Leonard Abrahamson. Room is about Jack, a 5 year old boy,…

    Read more: Room
  • Why Write for a Public?

    Why Write for a Public?

    October 19, 2016
    by David Kleinsteuber, WB Column, Writing

      There’s a question that I’ve been putting off, and I can’t really get around it any longer. I’ve been confused about the problem for a while now, and now that a friend’s recently pointed it out again I can’t ignore it any longer with a clear conscience. I feel that my question – and…

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  • Tired Old Boots

    Tired Old Boots

    October 14, 2016
    by Paul Hofma, WB Column

      I did a lot of traveling last year. And by that I do mean, in fact, a lot. Hopping from America to New Zealand to Australia to Shanghai, I have partaken in a lot of different cultures and have seen a lot of different sights. But more than anything else, I walked. I would…

    Read more: Tired Old Boots
  • OCTOBER HOROSCOPES

    OCTOBER HOROSCOPES

    October 11, 2016
    by astrology, Elise van der Linde, Horoscope

      October has begun, the planets have shifted, the sun is starting to hide behind the clouds again.

    Read more: OCTOBER HOROSCOPES
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