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Zeina Khochaiche

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Safdar Ahmed’s Still Alive: Sharing Pens and Power

Still Alive tears down jail cells and transfers the power of storytelling back to the hands of immigrants.

March 28, 2023 Zeina Khochaiche
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A taste palate: reflections on family and falafel

When the wounds seem irreparable, the food of my family has always been a generational plaster.

March 14, 2023 Zeina Khochaiche
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Gig Life: An insight into the Audience, Music and Student Experience

Live music can be an enigmatic pastime.

February 15, 2023 Zeina Khochaiche

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