PJ Bekkali
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Sep 10, 2026
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Itâs hard to be disabled at UConn (opens the original)
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UConn has an accessibility problem. From broken elevators to unusable bus routes, UConn is by and large not very kind to its disabled students. I am Type 1 diabetic. When I asked CSD what options there were for me to take food out of the dining halls (as I need to have food on me at all times in case of life-threatening emergencies), they told me that I had two options. Option one was to designate specific dining halls as âtake-out only,â and I would not be able to sit down to eat. Option tw
Spiritual but not religious? In defense of pluralism. (opens the original)
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There’s been a recent phenomenon among younger generations identifying as “spiritual but not religious.” It is part of a broader cultural dissatisfaction with organized religion, particularly with Christianity. Religions are typically based on oral or written traditions or stories that carry life lessons. They are repetitive, ritualistic and leave their practitioners with the feeling of belonging to something greater than themselves. Their purpose is to teach and unite. In other words, a religio
What they donât tell you about being transgender (opens the original)
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Youâre going to look bad at first. Your sense of taste is being reshaped at breakneck speed. All of the weird phases that other people were allowed to have in middle school are going to happen all at once. Youâre going to go through puberty again and deal with the acne, the voice cracks and the fat redistribution. Growing and shrinking pains. Your clothes will stop fitting. You will have to buy more or learn how to sew. It’s very expensive to look like a different person. Although you may fe
What would you do with the $99 million marked for the Gampel renovations? (opens the original)
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Here at Opinion, we have lots of arguments to make and articles to write. But sometimes, we need to step back and answer questions that have been on everyone’s mind. That’s why we have Roundtables! What would you do with the $99 million marked for the Gampel renovations? Good news, I now have $99 million. Bad news is, I’m hungry and I want to eat somewhere, but I’m not sure I like the options. That’s why I would spend the money on upgrading the dining halls. Is the South grilled cheese getting a
The Heroineâs Journey is for everyone (opens the original)
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The heroâs journey is usually a physical one. Joseph Campbellâs âHeroâs Journeyâ involves a call to adventure, travel, tests of strength, a reward and a return home at its most basic level. It is driven by movement from one place to another and the retrieval of physical objects. It may venture into the psychological pain of being away from home but does not usually solve any larger emotional problems of the hero. When questioned on the need for a âHeroineâs Journey,â Campbell dec
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