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Spare us your Tears
From the womb, our mothers cry out with joy Happy at the thought of having a daughter For their silent prayers have been heard To have someone to hold dear And the fathers who look forward to having a daughter Shout like a town crier on the street Others watch, a fool they all think he is But they know what they seek A daughter, a symbol of riches, love and blessings – No lies have been told But daughters, do you know? Mother and father shout “You are all equal in this
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CC: Stains on the Marble
Her lungs stung with each breath she took in, the air like needles against her cheeks as she sped over the cobblestones. The sun had long set, the moon had not shown itself that night, and the sky hung heavy, as if smothered under damp wool. With each strong lash of wind leaving her face raw, she clung onto her scarf tighter, slick with mist. She hurried to reach the faculty library in time. The only thing aiding her vision were the streetlights, bleeding their reflection int
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CC: A Solitary Mind: The Art of Loneliness in The Book of Disquiet
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Between reality and imagination: Of new futures and herstories
The Bonnefanten positions itself as an art mediator between the world and Limburg. In line with its postmodern philosophy, it seeks to...
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CC - Central do Brasil
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CC - The Fate of Zelda Fitzgerald: the Plagiarised Muse
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The evening of Saturday the 8th of February 2025 was a quiet Saturday evening in my life. I had done my daily chores, had done my share...
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CC - Backpacking with the elements
For Wiccans, travel isn’t just about seeing new places: it’s about feeling them, understanding them, and letting them shape you. The...
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CC - the Untold story of Sukkwan Island
Last semester I decided it was time for me to get back into reading. So I looked into the big pile of my procrastination bookshelf, saw...


CC- All That Glitters Isn’t Love in Anora
When Anora opens, Sean Baker exposes his main character in the neon-drenched fantasy of a strip club: sparkling and smiling as she dances...
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CC - Have You Ever Heard of Sintra?
This town, located next to Lisbon, holds many castles and royal residences. It became a UNESCO Heritage Site in 1995 and the European...
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CC - Perfume's Grenouille and Frankenstein's Creature are More Similar Than We Think.
A few months ago, I read a book called Perfume by Patrick Süskind. Although I have read other books since then, I keep thinking about...
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(Over)Consumption in the Narrative for Sustainability
On a simple Saturday afternoon, with the sun’s full glare masked behind a few stray clouds, I just returned home after completing a...
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Read this before volunteering abroad this summer
As the cold city becomes slightly warmer, thoughts of the up-and-coming summer fill our minds. What are you going to do? Visit family? Go...
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Transcending Walls: The Power of Art in Times of Crisis
There are walls. Grey walls, towering ominously into the sky. Some of them have ropes or ladders to climb them, some are naked. Some are...
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“But it is not bravery; I have no choice. I wake up and live my life. Don’t you do the same?” A line that summarises well the reality of...
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On Inclusivity at Museumnacht
Introduction & disclaimer: On Friday 19 April 2024, Maastricht’s MuseumNacht celebrated their 8th edition with thirteen museums and...
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Post-Observations on TEFAF 2024
On the Space Every now and then someone could be spotted hunching over a map stand in a hallway, tracing their finger along the...
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