Sequimur Veritatem | We Pursue the Truth
“When I was your age”. This is probably the most often used phrase by parents when giving a lecture. We all know that our parents grew up in a different generation, but could the world have been that much of a different place only a few decades ago? For the millions of Europeans that grew up behind the iron curtain, it was.
Lily Collin’s article examines freedom of speech and censorship on social media, emphasizing the need to respect others’ rights and promoting acceptance of diverse identities.
Lily Collin’s article reveals the damaging impact of media on our insecurities, urging readers to embrace their authentic selves and redefine beauty standards in a youthful and empowering way.
This article by Anda Purina discusses the cultural impact of Suzanne Collins’ “The Hunger Games” trilogy, highlighting its popularity and the deeper themes it explores such as wealth inequality, colonialism, and political commentary. It emphasizes that the series is more than just a young adult love story and encourages readers to delve into its themes for a better understanding of the narrative.
In this captivating article, Hanna Petocz highlights the manifold reasons to delve into the world of classics. From enriching vocabulary and experiencing timeless masterpieces to engaging in thought-provoking conversations and cultivating an intellectual image, discover why reading classics is a rewarding endeavor.
Article by Lara Santos 30/04/2023 Science has proved that, for most students, friends are an essential part of their psychological…
By: Beatrise Prince S5ENA at EEB2 Most of us have free will. A choice of how to act, what to…
Le rêve, facette extraordinaire et majeure de l’existence humaine. En moyenne, nous rêvons une centaine de minutes par nuit, c’est-à-dire approximativement 2, 912, 000 minutes dans une vie. Un véritable pilier donc pour le développement de l’homme, qui y trouve une fascination continuelle.
I think we all know the famous painting that reads “Ceci n’est pas une pipe” by Magritte, but do you know what art movement it belongs to? Surrealism, built to help people cope with the horrifying reality of their daily lives, joined together the real world, and the obscure world of dreams. Let’s dive into the history of this artistic revolution, that literally reached beyond reality
How to hold your breath, metaphorically and otherwise – or what synchronised swimming, a sport with glittering swimsuits and slippery nose clips, can teach us about handling pressure.