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Arts & Culture
3 Traditional Egyptian Household Recipes to Master at Home
With the general population practicing self-isolating and quarantining themselves at home, now is the time everyone experiments...

Mary Aravanis April 3, 2020
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Feature
Striving for Home: Various Egyptian Travel Accounts Amongst a Global Pandemic
Travel has always been regarded as an enriching experience, whether it be for ‘business or pleasure’. Since...

Mary Aravanis April 2, 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: The Young Egyptian Graphic Designer Raising Awareness Through Funky Designs
Almost everyone everywhere is doing what they can to raise awareness around the COVID-19 pandemic. From articles...

Mary Aravanis March 30, 2020
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Arts & Culture
El Cyber: A Timeline of the Evolution of Egypt’s Gaming Culture
Video games are an inevitable part of everyday life, even for those who aren’t avid gamers. Surely...

Mary Aravanis March 29, 2020
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Buzz
5 Apps to Help Stay Connected to Family, Friends and Colleagues During Quarantine
As human beings, we innately crave a connection to others. As a result of the general population...

Mary Aravanis March 27, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Meet the Egyptian Costume Designer Dressing Actors Across NYC’s Arts Scene
Imagine a blue spandex suit accompanied by a red cape, a short plaid skirt matching a plaid...

Mary Aravanis March 26, 2020
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Buzz
Viral Kindness: How Egyptians are Opening up their Hearts and their Homes to Strangers
Oftentimes it takes a surge of darkness for brightness to truly shine, and when that happens, we...

Mary Aravanis March 20, 2020
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Buzz
6 Local Egyptian Businesses Successfully Adapting to the Pandemic
In accordance to understandable and necessary measures being taken worldwide, a majority of Egypt’s local businesses have...

Mary Aravanis March 19, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Survival of the Artists: How Coronavirus is Affecting Egypt’s Arts and Culture Sector
As opposed to the majority of the world’s population, ‘cancelled’ is the ‘c’ word that most artists...

Mary Aravanis March 16, 2020
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Arts & Culture
It Must be Heaven: Cairo Cinema Days Brings Political Satire to the Silver Screen
Made up of a series of ambiguous scenes, characterized by choreographed synchronicity that is almost too comic...

Mary Aravanis March 13, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Mirelle Mokhtar: From Afro Mountain Girl to Viral Stardom
“Let me tell you, I was super hesitant to post my first video. Every single time I...

Mary Aravanis March 11, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Estro: Introducing an Authentic Slice of Italy on a Maadi Rooftop
Nestled in a quiet Maadi neighborhood is a little Italian gem by the name of Estro –...

Mary Aravanis March 5, 2020
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Arts & Culture
In Photos: An Intimate Look Behind the Scenes of a Theatrical Production
There’s more than meets the eye stands very true as a statement when it comes to putting...

Mary Aravanis March 5, 2020
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Arts & Culture
A Literary Revolution: The Egyptian Poets who Brought Colloquial Arabic Poetry to Life
The Arabic language is poetic in nature, with a beauty that is intricately intertwined between each and...

Mary Aravanis February 29, 2020
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Arts & Culture
Theatrical Play ‘El Asanser’ Adapts Harold Pinter’s ‘The Dumbwaiter’ to Egyptian Audiences
A few minutes into the show,other than faint classical Egyptian music playing in the background, we see...

Mary Aravanis February 28, 2020
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Opinion
How Social Media is a Double-Edged Sword When it Comes to Start-Ups and Small Businesses
These days, we are regularly bombarded with ‘Follow my new page’, ‘Like’ and ‘Share’ messages all over...

Mary Aravanis February 27, 2020
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Arts & Culture
The Art of Pick Up Lines: How ‘Romanseya Manseya’ Reflects on Egypt’s Dating Culture
From “eih ya Safi da (what are you saying Safi)” to “da point wala msh point...

Mary Aravanis February 23, 2020

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