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- Sep 16, 2026
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Why Ducsu’s faculty evaluation move matters (opens the original)
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Three years ago, while pursuing my bachelor’s degree at Dhaka University (DU), I penned an article for this publication titled “Faculty evaluation should be a must in all universities” about faculty evaluation and included this line in it: “Dhaka University has recently implemented faculty evaluation, viewed as a significant step for its students’ benefit.” I have since finished my undergrad in 2025, and my master’s this year. Yet, this evaluation system still hasn't materialised. In 2023, we we
The inevitability of Mother Mary and Arundhati Roy (opens the original)
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As I sit down to write this review, it comes back to me in stills: the Meenachil River, almost as treacherous as the paths Arundhati Roy trod to make sense of the life she was living; the cold looks from Shri Mary Roy; the Delhi School of Planning and Architecture, which looked nothing like the one I had conjured up in my mind; Dido, Queen of Carthage; the Naxalbari folks; the tumultuous Kashmir; and the shatterproof-glass jeep windscreen. I was speaking to two (yes, I must mention two) of my fr
Experiencing July 15 as a student (opens the original)
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As I stare at my ripped toenail and fractured toe, I think to myself, "These are mere scratches compared to what the students endured on July 15." Despite the persistent pain, another stubborn thought gnaws at me, even in sleep – was this the university I had dreamt of attending? A place where those entrusted with our care remain safely behind closed doors, where student-led political organisations turn against their classmates, and where we are not even safe within the supposed sanctuaries of h
Obsession and the horror of a stolen self (opens the original)
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Curry Barker's low-budget horror Obsession gave the viewers one of the year's genuine box-office surprises, grossing well over a hundred times its production cost after breaking out of the Toronto festival circuit. Like many horror films in the contemporary scene, the premise is a folk-tale trick transmuted to fit modern times. Bear, a shy and insecure music-shop worker, snaps a novelty charm called a “One Wish Willow” and wishes that his friend Nikki would love him more than anyone else in the
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