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7 Things Qatari People Can Do to Promote Migrant Workers’ Rights in the Gulf
Ameena Almeer As a half Pakistani person, I’ve experienced my fair share of racial slurs, discrimination, and prejudice from Qataris while living here. My peers never let me forget that my mother’s […]
Tourists’ Visa-Free Arrival Incentivizes Foreigners to Look for Jobs in Qatar
Anonymous On August 9, 2017, Qatar waived the entry visa requirements for 80 countries. Citizens of those countries who wishes to visit Qatar for certain amount of days (included in their terms and conditions) […]
WHY I HATE KETO- Chapter 1: Why start Keto in the first place.
Ameni Abida I don’t know where to start, so I’ll start by introducing myself. Hi, my name is Ameni, and I’ve noticed that a lot of people are in Keto recently. Yes, […]
Undetected Spectacle – Not All Who Wonder Are Lost
Jessamine Perez With the pop music genre still dominating mainstream music today, it is time to give attention to the hidden spectacle that is the post-rock music genre. Not All Who Wonder […]
Anecdote: Georgetown Model United Nations 2019
Ngoc Nguyen It’s that time of the year when half of your friends are constantly gone for committee meetings and training sessions, dressing in fancy clothing and missing classes. Another year of […]
6 Ways for Arab Men to Be Better Feminists
Ameena Almeer, edited by E. As women, how likely is it that we are ever taken seriously when we talk about the sexism we experience? The odds are that we’ll be dismissed, […]
