Comedy is interesting because it dances upon a fine line between being socially acceptable and correct and crude. Comedians have what I argue to be a difficult task. To be funny in a world that is constrained.
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Diwali Interview With Ruthra Deivasigamani
Diwali is celebrated because of defeating a demon called Narakasurar by God based on Hindu mythology, and since then to symbolize those good deeds win over bad ones, light over dark; people started celebrating by lighting up Diya and firing up crackers to celebrate the same.
Playing With Phobias
It is normal to have phobias, as there are a lot of things in this world that are scary. However, it is also common to be afraid of things that we have no reason to be afraid of. Tackling your phobias is a great, yet horrifying, way to cure them.
Grasping onto Tradition and Humanity
I carry on with this old-fashioned trend of handwriting cards to stay connected to my roots. However, with each year that passes by, I feel this part of my culture slipping away with increasing technological advancement.
Dear twenty-second century
A letter to the twenty-second century!
Coffee: Delicious Beverage or Key to Understanding the World?
In educational institutions, lessons are a given, and for some people, this trend continues in their home life. However, the one place I did not expect to receive insight to shape the way I look at the world was while serving coffee and rearranging donuts at two in the afternoon.
What Does It Take To Be an Entrepreneur? An Insider Look On How a SUNY Poly Class Is Developing Entrepreneurs
Have you ever wondered what it takes to become an entrepreneur? Maybe you have an idea in your head, or just want to learn more.
How Sauce, Chicken, and Noodles Changed Utica: The Story Behind the Most Iconic Utica Dish
Utica is home to some of the best food. From half-moons to greens, there’s something for everyone. Perhaps one of the most iconic Utica foods is Chicken Riggies.
That Can’t Be Healthy: Issues with Mental Health in an Era Where Mental Health Can ‘Do No Wrong’
Like it or not, every system has good and bad things about it, and here are some of the things wrong with mental health treatment and how they can be fixed.
Give it a Chance: Why Movie and TV Studios Aren’t the Only Ones Responsible for Incessant Remakes
Do you want studios to come up with some new stuff for once? Well, there are actually many ways you can do your part to encourage them to do this.
Why You Should Care About What YOU Wear
When I first learned about this issue, I felt guilty. All these years, I spent much of my time, energy, and money on clothing that was damaging the lives of others, as well as the environment. Even though this situation is large and complex, there are still ways we can make a DIFFERENCE.
An Intern’s Survival Guide
All around, you’ve probably noticed employers are looking for interns! Maybe you’re on the fence thinking about it, wondering if it’s worth it. Nevertheless, I would encourage you to try to find one!
Eco Friendly and Innovation Friendly: Sustainable Technology Problems from Power Consumption to Jetpacks
Indeed there are many problems that we as a species may face when taking on the task of building more sustainable technologies; however, there are just as many solutions, and the obstacles we may face are no reason to give up on our goal to save the planet in the few decades we have left to stop climate change.
Why You Should Focus on “Getting Lost” Next Vacation
When travelling, one might initially want to avoid the concept of getting lost. However, not only is this known as a method of exploring new places and getting immersed in the culture of your vacation or travel destination, you may not know that there are many other benefits to this travel strategy.
Living the Stream
The future of streaming is growing into quite the juggernaut in the entertainment realm, providing a more individualized and accessible framework that is surely a heavily welcomed presence in the household, much as television and cable networks were for previous generations.
China: The (Not-So) Silent Suffering
In this day and age of overwhelming social justice and sweeping social reform, human rights are practically looked at as a prehistoric idea. The idea of a massive and powerful country not having basic human rights is unthinkable, as the US and it’s watchdog allies have become police of the world, protecting rights wherever they are vulnerable. Well, almost wherever.
6 'Christmas' Food Traditions from Around the World
As Christmas is around the corner, it won’t be easy for anyone to go out to eat, in large part due to the fact that we are still in the middle of a pandemic. Despite this, it’s common for people to have traditions based on cooking/baking on Christmas (or associated holidays); so with that, let’s look at a few traditional ‘Christmas’ foods from around the world.
COVID’S Long-Term Ramifications
We as people seem implicitly expectant of a return to life “as it was.” However, it is likely that the virus has impacted us profoundly enough to permanently alter the functional mechanisms and collective mindset of our society.
Ariana Grande: A Growing Pop Legend
With so many awards, records, and hits, Ariana Grande has truly become - and will continue to be - a pop legend of the 21st century.
"Stop the Count!"
As this year’s election for the next President of the United States had progressed through its natural course, the Coronavirus pandemic had introduced a slew of changes to which both the candidates and the American people had to acclimate.