In this article, Mila unpacks the implications and meaning behind the all-too-famous proverb: “Good things come to those who wait”.
Sinds de tweede helft van de twintigste eeuw ligt de verantwoordelijkheid voor plastic afval bij de consument. Welk paradox ontstaat hierdoor? Niels neemt je mee in de wereld van wat we wel en niet zelf kunnen oplossen.
Medium Magazine’s Žanet reflects on Princess Diana and her enduring legacy through a discussion of her recent biopic Spencer.
Telling from her own experience, Asiah gives her take on the Brain Drain phenomena as an Italian who moved to Amsterdam for her future.
In this article, Ayesha talks about the struggles of juggling a part-time job, studies, and social life.
Medium Magazine’s Lea discusses the future of Netflix and their business model given the current media landscape.
Debates about good and bad come and go, but do they ever reach an answer? Trying to find meaning with a simple question, Aidan dives into the series ‘Saga’ to breakdown these blurring distinctions and decipher their hidden meanings
Do you find yourself reminiscing about the good ol’ days of film? Quynh (Stephanie) Bui takes on the impact of nostalgia and investigates whether old is really gold.
Medium Magazine’s Emma dives into the recent controversy surrounding streaming service Spotify and Joe Rogan’s podcast.
One of the industries most impacted by the pandemic has been movie theatres – due to their fear of COVID-19, hardly no one goes to the cinema anymore. So, they needed something that would bring people back into their doors – this ‘knight in shining armor’ turned out to be Marvel. Read Emma’s article to find out how and why.
Pritha dives into the online dating world: the good, the bad and the ugly.
Lea reflects on the last 365 days with Biden as president of the USA, while exploring whether Biden will be able to bring the change many Americans hoped for.
In this article, Mila unpacks the implications and meaning behind the all-too-famous proverb: “Good things come to those who wait”.
Sinds de tweede helft van de twintigste eeuw ligt de verantwoordelijkheid voor plastic afval bij de consument. Welk paradox ontstaat hierdoor? Niels neemt je mee in de wereld van wat we wel en niet zelf kunnen oplossen.
Medium Magazine’s Žanet reflects on Princess Diana and her enduring legacy through a discussion of her recent biopic Spencer.
Telling from her own experience, Asiah gives her take on the Brain Drain phenomena as an Italian who moved to Amsterdam for her future.
In this article, Ayesha talks about the struggles of juggling a part-time job, studies, and social life.
Medium Magazine’s Lea discusses the future of Netflix and their business model given the current media landscape.
Debates about good and bad come and go, but do they ever reach an answer? Trying to find meaning with a simple question, Aidan dives into the series ‘Saga’ to breakdown these blurring distinctions and decipher their hidden meanings
Do you find yourself reminiscing about the good ol’ days of film? Quynh (Stephanie) Bui takes on the impact of nostalgia and investigates whether old is really gold.
Medium Magazine’s Emma dives into the recent controversy surrounding streaming service Spotify and Joe Rogan’s podcast.
One of the industries most impacted by the pandemic has been movie theatres – due to their fear of COVID-19, hardly no one goes to the cinema anymore. So, they needed something that would bring people back into their doors – this ‘knight in shining armor’ turned out to be Marvel. Read Emma’s article to find out how and why.
Pritha dives into the online dating world: the good, the bad and the ugly.
Lea reflects on the last 365 days with Biden as president of the USA, while exploring whether Biden will be able to bring the change many Americans hoped for.
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