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Why I don’t like voice messages (opens the original)
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When someone sends a voice message, it is an act of staggering presumption: asking for uninterrupted minutes of my finite, dwindling life — at their pace, on their subject — operating under the wild assumption that I have free time and a working set of earphones at hand, when really, I have neither. I am rarely in a position to actually listen. Maybe I’m in class. Maybe I’m on a crowded bus, glancing at my phone from inside my bag, because if I hold a phone out in the open on public transport, s
THE World University Rankings 2027: Where do Bangladeshi universities stand? (opens the original)
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The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2027 were published earlier today (September 30, 2026). This year, 2,297 institutions have been ranked from 118 countries and territories. From Bangladesh, 25 universities have been ranked while an additional 10 were given reporter* status. Here's where Bangladeshi universities stand in the THE World University Rankings 2027: Reporter: The following universities have been given the reporter status, meaning that these universities submitt
Tufan Chakma on his Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s in Animation journey (opens the original)
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Tufan Chakma, an Indigenous visual artist from the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT), Bangladesh, recently completed the fully funded Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree (EMJMD) in Animation, Re:Anima. A Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) graduate from Jahangirnagar University (JU) and founder of the widely followed Facebook page “Tufan’s Artbin”, Tufan works with painting, illustration, and animation, using visual storytelling to highlight the identity, history, culture, and social realities of indigenous
The pitfalls of armchair psychology (opens the original)
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Open any social media app right now, and you’ll likely run into it within seconds—commenters online confidently diagnosing celebrities as “narcissists”, strangers explaining how someone’s ex-partner is clearly "bipolar", and friends in group chats declaring that your classmates’ behaviour is obviously “gaslighting”. The standard adjectives are no longer fancy enough—we have upgraded every single emotion to a clinical diagnosis. We’ve gone from “I’m having a really sad, stressful week” to “I’m ex
The predicaments women commuters face on public transportation (opens the original)
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Every morning, women step out of their homes and step onto buses, despite knowing that they are going to be thoroughly tested on how much space they will surrender, how much intrusion they will tolerate, and how long they can remain silent to arrive at their desired destination without protesting. Research findings paint a grim picture of what women encounter in public transportation systems. A 2024 study carried out by the BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University, as part of
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