I can’t see the night sky as clearly as I used to anymore because of the high amount of pollution: smog, cars, cigarettes, bad poetry from pretentious Lahori teens. There’s a metaphor here about the loss of childhood innocence in the big bad world, but metaphors are not my kind of thing. Continue reading On Astronomy, Mental Illness and Bad Metaphors
Emotions are running higher than ever and memories are constantly being discussed and built further. Hence, we decided to talk about some unforgettable days with the batch of 2020. Continue reading A Tribute to the A2s
I say screw valentine’s day, discounted chocolate is still not a thing. Continue reading “Will You Be My Valentine?”
In the puzzle of the cosmos, a puzzle so humongous that our existence fades to a mere pale blue dot in comparison, where does our individuality fit in? Continue reading Our Place in the Cosmos
Buckle up as we take a look at the lives we couldn’t wait to grow out of, and now miss so dearly. Continue reading A Walk Down Memory Lane
To create exceptional pieces of ‘art’ that you can laugh at, but still be proud of, all you need is a camera, some creativity and friends who are willing to be a part of your team. Continue reading Focusing Through Misty Lenses
Here’s how people responded to the question “What are your opinions on the stigma against talking about mental health in Pakistan and how has it affected you personally?” Continue reading The Stigma Against Discussing Mental Health in Pakistan
So, if you’re one of those unlucky souls who was forced to study Kinematics instead of the Napoleonic Wars, I apologize on behalf of our society. Continue reading The Stigma Against the Arts and Humanities
