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Kumara Raghavendra in Student Voices

Nov 17, 2018

Singular priority

I started the year with a goal of reading one book a week. With the understanding that I wouldn’t let this influence my way of…

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Nelson Lowhim in Student Voices

Aug 12, 2018

VS Naipaul

VS Naipaul is dead. Another from that generation gone. Of course, time waits for no human, but loss to the literary world stands as is. Still, VSN seemed to be more famous, of late, for his pronouncements, which tested the resolve of anyone adhering to the ideology of “trust the tale, not the teller”.

William Cho in Student Voices

Feb 8, 2018

Are You a Self Help Junkie?

Many people will skim self development books and never apply the principles laid out throughout those books…

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Rick “C” Langford in Student Voices

Jan 28, 2018

What Would Mike Say?

Books play an important role in our house: each room except the kitchen and bathrooms accommodate crowded bookshelves — -there is no bookshelf or magazine rack next to the commode. Why sit on a cold, uncomfortable seat, pants dropped around your ankles, and read? I’d choose a nice easy…

Nelson Lowhim in Student Voices

Jan 4, 2018

Blood Meridian. The Best Novel of the 20th Century

Or is it? Yeah it probably is. [1]

Well actually it’s up for debate, but I’ll say that it’s one of my favorite books and one which has survived my own kaleidoscopic lens of the past decade. This reaches far into the…