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Chermine S. Haidar

Book Launch: “Precarious Imaginaries of Beirut: A City’s Suspended Now”

Many describe Beirut as a “resurrected city” that has resurged from the ashes of a difficult war, while others see...
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Serene Abdul Baki

Mysticism at Metro

The doors of Metro Al Madina’s underground theater were opened at 9:30 PM on on Sunday January 14th, and guests...
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Lara Mekkawi

The World through a Lens: Jamal Saidi on the Power of Photography

  Photography can be a powerful tool capable of narrating a story, distorting an image, stating an opinion, and much more. It takes a talented photographer to manipulate an image, to capture the perfect and necessary shot regardless of the circumstances. Beirut Today spoke with Jamal Saidi, an award-winning Lebanese...
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Ayman Makarem

“Beirut”: Fact, Fiction or Hollywood

Whenever a trailer comes out and I hear people’s responses, I’m usually the guy that breathes words of caution: that...
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Asma El Hajal

Exploring the Topic of Ecosystem Services: Warning For Misuse

What are Ecosystem Services (ESS)? According to the 2000 Millennium Ecosystem Assessment Report MA Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, Ecosystems and Human...
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Dania Yamout

Coco Movie Review — What you need to know

In the last two decades, Pixar has arguably created some of the best animated movies ever made. Some of these  masterpieces are  Finding Nemo, Wall-E, Monsters Inc., Ratatouille, The Incredibles, Inside out, and the Toy Story trilogy.   By creating lovable characters and incorporating the latest digital technologies to take...
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Tamara Saade

Activists say ‘Enough!’ to violence against women

Women and men  gathered in front of the National Museum in Beirut on December 23, 2017,  to light candles in...
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Lara Mekkawi

Millennials in Lebanon: Stuck and Unstuck in Time

From the Silent Generation, Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, to Generation Z, society has been obsessed with grouping people  based...
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Thalia Arawi

Save a life for the Price of a Coffee

Many of us have the habit of going over newspapers in the morning, which are now mostly becoming electronic. A few days ago, one headline caught my attention: “Patients often detained at hospitals in developing nations if they can’t pay bill, report says”. My eyes were out on stalks as...
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Tamara Saade

Jerusalem as seen in AUB’s archives

The means through which political stances are expressed today are limitless. After US President Donald Trump’s recent announcement on Jerusalem,...
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Thalia Arawi

We all walk amidst the future while in the present, but very few of us look

Every day, people effortlessly roam streets from one place to another. My errands happen to be near the American University of Beirut...
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Khalil Jalaleddine

What Being an HIV Individual in Lebanon Truly Entails

  Finding out you are HIV positive is upsetting on discovery. Living in a society that scrutinizes you for it, however, is an entirely different kind of torment. The stigma behind an HIV diagnosis is not as severe as it was 30 years ago. Still, what does life as an...
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