Let’s talk 2.0: Feminist celebrations in another cultureI usually write about feminism from my own point of view, based on my culture. But as feminism is all about looking beyond one’s own nose, I’ll try a different approach today. The Indian Diwali is taking place on November 4 this year. And, as I learned from fellow students, this is the closure to […] Continue Reading |
Nic’s Flicks: No Time to Die exciting and emotional end of an eraNo Time to Die (2021) 3/4 From the iconic gun-barrel sequences to the memorable theme songs, James Bond is one of the key movie franchises that resonates with me deeply and will always have a special place in my heart. This is why I’m glad to report that Daniel Craig’s fifth and last James Bond […] Continue Reading |
International at Camosun: Post-secondary differencesWhile studying online during the winter 2021 semester I had already realized the massive amount of differences between the Indian and Canadian education systems. In the Canadian education system, we can choose our own courses for the semester, and the class list is always different for each course in each semester. Initially, it was pretty […] Continue Reading |
Leaving the Cave: Living through crisisIt can be so hard to know what the correct way to think is. Opinions are everywhere, and if you say one thing out of turn (according to somebody else), suddenly you’re either an extreme leftist or an extreme rightist and you’re labelled before you even had time to think about what it all means […] Continue Reading |
Nic’s Flicks: The war of the streaming services is changing the movie experienceThroughout childhood, I was always a strong believer in movies needing to be experiences at the movie theatre. I think that many of our favourite childhood memories took place in movie theatres—this goes for people from our generation and the generation before us. For example, when I was little, my dad told me a story […] Continue Reading |
Let’s Talk 2.0: Consent is keyWhat does consent sound like to you? Like many others, you may know what consent means in theory but struggle to imagine a scenario where it’s used properly. So, what is consent? How is it used? And why do we, the people living in the 21st century, seem to be so bad at it? To […] Continue Reading |
International at Camosun: In-person classes at Camosun CollegeAs I write this, I’ve completed week three in almost all of my courses. I see myself settling in with my new environment. I’ve had various interactions in class with the professors and my classmates, and I’m really enjoying learning in this new atmosphere. I’m having various open-minded dialogues in the classroom and enjoying interactive […] Continue Reading |
Leaving the Cave: Getting used to how things wereHow is it getting used to society again? Is it weird that we are actually really getting used to it? Everywhere we go we must be wrapped up and sanitized and masked, even though a huge number of us are double vaxxed. We are still being protected from others, and the steps we’re taking toward […] Continue Reading |
Let’s Talk 2.0: What if women ruled the world?By the time this is published, election day will be over, but I hope everyone who could took the chance to vote. What does this have to do with feminism? Easy—it wasn’t that long ago that the female population wasn’t even allowed to vote. I can’t be more frustrated thinking this could still be a […] Continue Reading |
Nic’s Flicks: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings excels in all areasShang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) 3.5/4 Ever since I was a little kid, I’ve been a firm believer in the idea of going to the movies being an experience and not just a regular family outing. I’ll always treasure having the privilege of being in the generation that got to experience […] Continue Reading |
