Our Voices

The traditional Kabyle dress

Dounia tells us about the ethnic northeastern Algerian dress, called a Kabyle dress, along with important rules and symbols hidden within...

A poem for life.

Cindy writes a heartfelt, emotional poem about leaving behind writing for a loved one. I'm stuck on you. I may not always make a great...

Do we need libraries?

Sherrie talks about how libraries offer more than just the opportunity to check out books. Short answer, yes. We need libraries not just...

Through ignorance grows intolerance

Hifza says that religious tensions start with prejudice, and can easily be avoided if one strives to properly educate themselves about...

Algerian Couscous

Dounia, a student in Algeria, explains what her culture means to her while detailing a traditional and meaningful Algerian dish called...

Students' intelligence cannot be measured by GPA

Cindy talks about Indonesia's GPA system and why students' intelligence can't only be based on scores, but also a good attitude and...

Water your eyes

Irene, passionate about mental health, talks about the processes behind crying and why it can be beneficial in certain scenarios. When we...

Exploration of modern themes in Gaspara Stampa’s "The Rimes"

Addison explores how Gaspara Stampa, an Italian poet, challenges the gender and mental health conventions of her time through her...

Ancient Egyptians celebrated Mother’s Day for 7,000 Years

Nadine, from Egypt, talks about the time-old practice of Mother's Day with regard to famous goddesses and Egyptian history close to her...

Can apps help you? Yes.

Sherrie, a new high school writer from North Carolina, gives us tips and tricks on using apps to make money. All I thought about as a kid...

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