Izzah Awan  "It is likely that I will die next to a pile of things I was meaning to read"                                                                                                 -Lemony Snicket *From a series of seven engraved stone tablets found buried underneath the southern ruins of Warka.   Scroll found buried along with the tablets that states: “If you have come to bury your own tablets, find your own spot.” They say the most profound vice is pride, I have good r

And we resist because we must, because we have the responsibility to aid the cause in whatever capacity we can. Words have weight in the world of matter and each of the following narratives dismantles the Israeli propaganda by simply being starkly honest, yes, but also to read a Palestinian story is to be changed forever. The resilience and anger shake you to the core and snatch the floor from beneath you. And reading, cognizing, and remembering are all revolutionary acts in

We’re here and that is why the world the way we see it exists, is here too. The anthropic principle, a hypothesis first proposed by Brandon Carter in 1973, in its most basic essence is that the conditions of the universe relate to the presence of the observers- that we dwell in a participatory universe. However, since the term was coined, it has been subject to controversy and skepticism among physicists. Its relevancy in determining cosmological constants or in any scientifi