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This year, the annual observation of Lesbian Visibility Week occurs from Monday, April 25th to Sunday, May 1st, 2022. Lesbian Visibility Week started in California in 1990, prompted by Lesbian Visibility Day

The difference has always been an essential part of knowing the essential essence of the person from which he came and lived all his life grounded in it. There are significant and

After living at the refugee camp for several months, I decided on my education. There were some scholarships for the Syrian refugees to continue their studies. I couldn’t accept those scholarships because

Why do we still go to school, and especially universities?  In today’s world, most people around the globe still fight to attend school and get certifications, and of course, that is something

Welcome to 2022! Did you make a wish on New Year’s Eve or a list of resolutions? Millions of people worldwide get excited to celebrate the New Year’s because they are ready

After finishing high school, I applied to the University of Damascus / Daraa city branch. I got accepted there to start my bachelor’s degree in commerce in September 2012. I attended the

September usually pleases us with warm sunny weather. In October, the trees begin to change colors, and it gets colder. In November, we can already feel a suitable winter and try to

Dr. Gary D. Chapman is a family counselor, and a well-established author having written more than forty books. He is the most known for his book “The Five Love Languages” (Chapman 1992).

Saint Jerome (Cutting from the Murano Gradual) Sorry about the title. Unlike most of the paintings that I discuss in this column, this particular masterpiece was found in a book rather than

This summer, I had an opportunity to go back home to Moscow, Russia. Spending a couple of months home reminded me that there are some notable differences between Canadian and Russian cultures.