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  • An International Orgy in Suburbia

    An International Orgy in Suburbia

    October 28, 2016
    by International, Tom van Veenendaal, WB Column

    My roommates were not happy when I told them an Australian, two Israelis, and two Spaniards were going to sleep over on the weekend. When it turned out there were actually eleven Spaniards, I was promised a “good talk”, which has not yet occurred. The spoils will, I am sure, be worth the pain. For…

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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…

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  • 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,…

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  • 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…

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