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Read more about the article Places To Visit In Kuwait (Once Quarantine Is Over)

Places To Visit In Kuwait (Once Quarantine Is Over)

  • Post published:May 24, 2020
  • Post author:By: Faris Al Sayed
  • Post category:General

 A status quo that we all think is true in Kuwait that frustrates me is that there are only three places in the country to go pass the time:the  Avenues, Marina Mall (and maybe) 360. While, yes, those are places to go, they’re…

Read more about the article Cafes To Visit In Kuwait

Cafes To Visit In Kuwait

  • Post published:May 24, 2020
  • Post author:By: Othman Al Elaj
  • Post category:General

We all miss exploring the food culture that surrounds Kuwait, especially the artisanal coffee shops. Here are some coffee shops you should definitely visit or order from as soon as you can. Vol 1   Arabica   His Majesty   Jumo   Richard's…

Read more about the article How People Form Connections

How People Form Connections

  • Post published:May 24, 2020
  • Post author:By: Vanja Tanasic
  • Post category:General

Humans are a highly social species and, as such, are greatly dependent on group membership. Being a good group member requires the capacity to understand complex and subtle social rules, recognise what responses our actions evoke from others and engage in behaviours that…

Read more about the article Being A Part Of School Sports Teams

Being A Part Of School Sports Teams

  • Post published:May 24, 2020
  • Post author:By: Anja Illisic
  • Post category:CCA/School Events/Sports

https://nestheprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/edf247fa-db54-4bd6-a353-388f9191ffb3.mp4 Picture this: you’re a new student at NES… It’s your very first PE lesson in the September heat and the PE teacher takes you to these odd-looking basketball courts that are different from anything you have ever seen, and you soon come…

Read more about the article Restaurants to dine at in Kuwait

Restaurants to dine at in Kuwait

  • Post published:May 23, 2020
  • Post author:Areeba Bhajikhara
  • Post category:General

1. 400 Gradi             2. Agnii               3. Babel               4. Bao             5. Copper Chimney         6.…

Read more about the article Critical Thinking: An Interview With Faris Saadat Yazdi

Critical Thinking: An Interview With Faris Saadat Yazdi

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Tina Kisswani and Melanie Daher
  • Post category:General/Interviews/School Events

Student: Faris Saadat Yazdi   “You may be wondering what exactly critical thinking is. Or why it can be extremely important and help you further on in life. Critical thinking can be very crucial at certain points in your life. On a day…

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Synesthesia

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Fatemah Al Mumen
  • Post category:General

Some people might taste shapes or maybe even hear colours… ‘But how?’ you may ask. Well, these people might just have synesthesia.    What is synesthesia?  Synesthesia is a neurological condition that causes a person to connect objects such as shapes, letters, numbers…

Read more about the article Glass: A Short Story

Glass: A Short Story

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Namya Kutharia
  • Post category:General/Short Stories

Within the forlorn and empty walls of your house was an infinite number of boxes upon boxes, all neatly packed, taped, and labelled in large block letters with their contents. Strewn across the rooms and stacked in dangerous piles, threatening to topple over,…

Read more about the article Riddle of the Session (Issue 7)

Riddle of the Session (Issue 7)

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Beisan El Atawna and Malak Hosny and Deena Affendi
  • Post category:General/Question of the session

Can NES students and teachers answer these riddles?

Read more about the article TED Talk Review: Why City Flags May Be The Worst Designed Things You’ve Never Seen

TED Talk Review: Why City Flags May Be The Worst Designed Things You’ve Never Seen

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Muhammed Al Ali
  • Post category:General/Reviews

Why City Flags may be the worst designed things you’ve never seen Full TED Talk:    A TED Talk about flags hosted by a radio show host? That seems too good to be true, yet it is. This TED Talk was hosted by…

Read more about the article The Dangers of the FaceTune App

The Dangers of the FaceTune App

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Salma Hafez
  • Post category:General

  Facetune is a photo-editing app which was introduced in March 2013. It allows its users to easily edit how they look in their photos by doing things such as whitening teeth, smoothing out skin and removing acne or pimples. Sounds simple enough,…

Read more about the article Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Theory of Multiple Intelligences

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Fatemah Al Mumen
  • Post category:General

When you hear the word ‘intelligence’, the idea of having good grades may immediately come to your mind. But the real question is, what is intelligence? According to the Oxford dictionary, intelligence is defined as the ability to acquire knowledge and skills. In…

Read more about the article Podcast Review: Extremities

Podcast Review: Extremities

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Muhammed Al Ali
  • Post category:General/Reviews

Podcast Review: Extremities Part 1 Link for those who want to listen to the podcast: https://anchor.fm/extremities    Extremities is a podcast hosted by American-Scottish YouTuber Sam Denby (most known for Wendover Productions and Half as Interesting). It’s about harsh places that still somehow…

Read more about the article Friendship: A Short Moral Tale

Friendship: A Short Moral Tale

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Leyan Saab
  • Post category:General/Short Stories

Two friends were walking across a desert. And as they walked, they got into an ugly argument, and out of anger, one of them slapped the other on the face. The one who was slapped was hurt but said nothing, and quietly wrote…

Read more about the article Stockholm Syndrome
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Stockholm Syndrome

  • Post published:May 10, 2020
  • Post author:By: Salman Hassanein
  • Post category:General

Stockholm Syndrome is a pretty weird syndrome; its symptoms include getting deeply attached to your captors during a kidnapping when there haven’t been any previous relationships between you and them. It was discovered in 1973 in Stockholm, Sweden (hence, the name). In August…

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Riddle of the Session

There’s a one-story house in which everything is yellow. Yellow walls, yellow doors, yellow furniture. What color are the stairs?

˙ǝsnoɥ ʎɹoʇs-ǝuo ɐ sʇᴉ—ʎuɐ ʇ,uǝɹɐ ǝɹǝɥʇ :ɹǝʍsuɐ

Joke of the Session

Why do mushrooms get invited to all the parties?

Because they are such fungis.

Fun Fact of the Session

Snakes can predict earthquakes

Word of the Session

Apricity

The warm rays of sun in the winter

Quote of the Session

“Always look people in the eye, even if they’re blind. Just say “I’m looking you in the eye, but it doesn’t seem to be doing much.”

 

~Phil Dunphy, Phil’s-osophy

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