Isma Shaikh
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“Eat the Rich Before the Rich Eat Us”
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“Eat the Rich” a well renowned metaphor originating from the French Revolution, is a blunt, populist shorthand phrase to express anger at extreme wealth, inequality, and the impunity of the elites. It is about accountability. It encapsulates the idea that a tiny group hoards obscene power while the consequences of their action are paid for by everyone else. Over time, the phrase has evolved into a meme, a punchline – a way to gesture at class rage
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Beneath Olive Trees
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In the land where olive trees once stood tall,There is nothing left at all. A tapestry of hope and sorrow weaves,Lives and land are
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Back-To-School Burnout: Signs to Watch and How to Cope
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Burnout isn’t waiting for midterms anymore. For many students, it starts the moment the semester begins, silently draining motivation before you’ve even bought all
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The rise and demise of the Splash Bros
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The infamous Golden State Warriors’ “Splash Bros” duo of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson are known for their unparalleled shooting mastery that changed the
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Keeping mental health in mind during the winter
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For many, January is marked by an increase in stress and burnout. While the academic demands and “new year new me” energy can be
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From down big to up top: Laurier’s epic rally
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In a thrilling display of determination, the Wilfrid Laurier University’s men’s basketball team pulled off one of the most exhilarating comebacks of the season,
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The true spirit of the holidays: Giving back to those who need it most
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The holiday season is often painted in hues of joy and festivity—bright lights wrapped around houses, families gathered around tables overflowing with delicious food
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