The Roof of the World: Part 2
Having arrived in Chitwan after a week in Kathmandu, we began the most adventurous leg of our journey. This is part three of a four-part series on our trip to Nepal. Chitwan was hot.
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The International Chronicles
BY AMNA KARA (MAN/IV) Name: Sarah Zapf Department: International Relations and Management/Erasmus Country of Origin: Germany What do you like best about Turkey? Why did you decide to come here? I really do love
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On the Fab Four
Jesus was one of the most important figures to have shaped popular culture – second only to The Beatles. Although I can count more than a hundred musicians and bands who did music better
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On Creating
Exam time has arrived once more, and though I have obligations, I keep catching my mind turning back to an idea that struck me some time ago: creating something extraordinary does not require that
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A Moment of Madness
It’s always a special moment when you find new music that you like when you’re checking out a playlist on Spotify, letting YouTube autoplay some songs for you or listening to a radio station;
Read More »The Roof of the World: Part 2
Having arrived in the stunning and vibrant city of Katmandu, where history and culture merge together in their rawest and most pungent form, I was seeing more cultural beauty than I had in a
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On The Things They Carried, Part I
As November draws to a close, I’m finally, perhaps a little reluctantly, returning to the theme I originally intended for this column: I’d wanted to write opinions on material from the Bilkent Library. And
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I have very few works by American progressive rock musicians in my playlist. So I’m glad that I recently discovered the band Echolyn and their relatively large discography. One obvious thing about the band
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