FACULTY Q&A: Interview With Sarah Melissa Stevens Hassell
BY MARYAM SHAHID (CS/I) Sarah Melissa Stevens Hassell is an instructor in the Faculty Academic English program. Her academic background is in anthropology; she has been teaching English for 16 years, and teaching writing
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The International Chronicles
Name: Hadi Khatri Department: English Language and Literature/I Country of Origin: Pakistan What do you like best about Turkey? First, there’s the abundance of culture, a rich history and many tourism sites, although I
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Robert Johnson
There are various milestones in the history of music. Nowadays, electronically produced songs are popular, but this is just a current trend that will end in a few years. It’s not hard for those
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Photography: One of the Most Capable Arts of All
Whether done on one’s own, in a student club or at a professional studio, learning photography is a popular endeavor these days. By introducing you to or reminding you of a few photographs that
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A Word From the Wise: Seniors’ Advice to Freshmen
BY JUVAIRAH AZHAR SYED (MAN/II) For most of us, a new role in life presents a variety of challenges and some surprises, too. Advice from someone who’s already been there can help get us
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The Lighter Side of History
In this week’s column I will mostly sample popular content from specialized areas of history, such as art history, economic history, political history, cultural history and the history of science and technology. The site
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The International Chronicles
BY NAUSHERWAN AZIZ (MAN/III) Name: Nagima Abuova Department: Tourism and Hotel Management/I Country of Origin: Kazakhstan What do you like best about Turkey? Turkey is a center of leisure 3S (sun–sea–sand) tourism. I like
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Love
Not all true things are desire and not all desire is obeyed. When listened to, this want becomes a wild source of life that consumes most other concerns, making it painful or uncomfortable to
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