Macaulayism, Language, and Education in Pakistan
Pakistan should not continue to live its colonial legacy.
July, 2013
Melodic Summer Series: July
This summer has given way to several surprising releases from bands old and new. From the Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, Babyshambles and Franz Ferdinand getting back onto the charts, to TEED and SBTRKT making cameo appearances with new remixes, these past two months have seen their fair share of…
Texas liberals break their silence
Abortion policies: On June 25th the people of Texas shattered their conservative political stereotypes.
Review: The Planets - An HD Odyssey
New York Philharmonic’s Summer Classic series came to a spectacular end Sunday night, concluding the second part of their five-day-long performance with something that was, as wittily phrased by British conductor Bramwell Tovey, “truly out of this world.” “The Planets – an HD Odyssey,” and its remarkable combination of interplanetary…
Retrospect: Mural Festival, Montreal, 2013
On the weekend of June 13-16th, the first Mural festival was held in Montreal. Two kilometers of the Main were closed to traffic in order to host 35 artists from around the world. Their charge– to transform the look and feel of Montreal’s Main for a year. Among the locals,…
Edward Snowden: A True American Hero
Snowdon is a hero as he shed some light on the US’ hypocritical respect of the rule of law.
The Power of the Indian Media
Indian Media houses are following the Spiderman’s motto: with great power comes great responsibility.
Industrial (Agri)culture
Government officials in developing nations often turn to industrial agriculture to solve their nation’s economic woes.
History, war, and the danger of boredom
The struggle for peace is without end, and it is for that reason that we will always be living in “interesting” or significant times. Boredom is surrender.
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