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Does our educational institutions kill artists and creativity? Episode 2 of Big Bites highlights discussions around what it means to be an artist in a world where disciplines of art is disdained. As well as the need to alter our internalized perception of failure- especially in our social institutions. The overall lesson of today’s episode is that “It’s never too late to start. And you can start over as many times as you need to.”
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Big Bites has returned for it's second season this summer! NEW theme, topics, and conversation- all things food, culture, and identity intersection. Get excited, it's going to be delectable!
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Just as we encourage others to take breaks from social media, why don’t we have the same expectation towards taking breaks from news media? Episode 1 of Big Bites discusses the different views on news media vs. social media during the brink of the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, we’ll go over 20 di…
Ta-Nehisi Coates once said “words take on meaning within context.” In the midst of a pandemic, many countries, researchers, and medical professionals alike are in search of vaccines. But when two French doctors suggested testing vaccines in Africa, one must question the validity and implications of…
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