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100 Years from Now: Who Will Remember Us? 100 years from now, most of us will be no more. Who will remember us in 2135? The thought of being a mere memory disturbs my soul a bit; I want to be remembered. What will happen to all these possessions we...
- Sport, Sustainability
When Yusra Mardini swam for her life across the Aegean Sea, she never imagined she would one day compete in the Olympics. Forced to flee Syria, she used her athletic skills not only to survive but also to rebuild her identity in a new land. Her story, like that of...
- Poetry, Sustainability
My friend Lola, please heed this call. For she is Nature, the warrior of life. In the countryside you despise, she resides, And her patience is running out with time. She asks, ‘Where did the good old times go?’ And to you, Lola, I ask: Don’t you yearn to be...
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The classroom was filled with laughter and excitement as two children stood blindfolded, hands stretched forward, ready for the next challenge. I had placed everyday items like a pen, a book, and a biscuit on the table. As I called out the name of an object, the blindfolded players had...
- Social, Stories, Sustainability
At just 17, Singaporean youth leader Eve Ang is already making a global impact on healthcare. She has dedicated her teenage years to a bold mission: making cancer treatment decisions faster, more accurate, and more equitable through ethical, sustainable artificial intelligence (AI). Eve’s journey began personally. When her mother was...
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