Category: Loss

Facing Rejection Head-On: A Guide to Bouncing Back from University Denials

Image Source: https://www.resilientwalker.com/resilience Many students who have applied will hear back from the universities/colleges. Everyone has experienced the feeling of eagerly anticipating an email or letter from their ideal university, only to open it and read the words we dreaded the most: "We regret to inform you..." It's an agonizing experience that might seem like … Continue reading Facing Rejection Head-On: A Guide to Bouncing Back from University Denials

Eulogy to a Warmonger? My Thoughts on Henry Kissinger

On November 29, 2023, Henry Kissinger, a well-known politician and diplomat, passed away. His obituaries lauded him as a cunning Nobel Laureate diplomat who significantly contributed to global peace. Did he deserve the accolades that ultracrepidarian social media pundits bestowed upon his passing, or was he a warmonger and did not deserve to be a … Continue reading Eulogy to a Warmonger? My Thoughts on Henry Kissinger

America’s School Shooting Epidemic: A Call to Re-evaluate the 2nd Amendment and Protect Our Children

Despite the frighteningly high frequency of school shootings and the murders of innocent children, neither the public nor the authorities have acted to stop it. Although not a US citizen, I am shocked and disgusted to learn that six students died in the recent killings in Nashville. The blame game that has ensued is both … Continue reading America’s School Shooting Epidemic: A Call to Re-evaluate the 2nd Amendment and Protect Our Children