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Death, Resilience, and Hope: A Review of “As Long As the Lemon Trees Grow”

Khadija Tariq -
Most of us take safety for granted, but safety is not a universal reality, especially in our current world. Zoulfa Katouh’s novel "As Long...
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Crisis and Courage: Inside the Lives of Emergency Physicians in the War-torn Regions

Saadeqa Khan -
“I scroll aimlessly on my phone, stumbling onto video footage of Shaban Al-Dalou, a 19-year-old man engulfed in flames outside Al-Aqsa Hospital in Gaza....
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Equipping Children with Survival Strategies in War Emergencies

Khair ul Bariyah -
Over the last few decades, the concept of emergency management has evolved significantly to become a part of the field of school safety. The...
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Beyond the Battlefield: How Ethics Shapes the Reasons and Conduct of War

Muniba Usman -
"Ethics in the Line of Fire: Pakistan’s Calculated Response vs India’s Civilian Toll" In modern warfare, where satellites guide missile routes and media shape the...
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The STEM Whisperer: The Role of Female Tutors in Attracting More Women

Abeer Asif -
“I don’t think you have it in you, you might as well just give up”, my 6th-grade Math teacher said with a mix of...
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Scientia Pakistan Fosters a Scientifically Literate Public That Can Critically Evaluate Information

Saadeqa Khan -
The concept of an ideally informed society refers to citizens recognizing the importance of staying current and actively engaging with new ideas, developments, and...
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Navigating the Lab: Unpacking Ethical Dilemmas in Scientific Research

Gulle Lalah -
Mad scientists creating havoc with their wild inventions– a common sci-fi movie theme we have all come across. How close is this depiction to...
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Bridging Knowledge and Society: The Crucial Role of Scientists in Our Social Contract

Khair ul Bariyah -
We live in a world shaped by technology and rapid innovation over time. It has become increasingly clear that science holds the power to...
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Will U.S. funding policies stall scientific innovation and research?

Sara Sultan -
I wanted to become a professor for as long as I remember. “I will study Chemistry and get a Ph.D.,” the 15-year-old me told...
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Failing Science in Pakistani Schools— Punishing Curiosity and Encouraging Rote Learning

Zoha Imran -
Many children grow up full of wonder, asking questions like: Why is the sky blue? Why do we live on Earth and not on...
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