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How Starbucks FAILED in Australia: The $105 Million Loss Bet

Australians are spoiled for choice when it comes to coffee. After World War 2, Italian and Greek immigrants brought Coffee Culture to Australia

Oscar Wilde: Biography, Author, Playwright, History

Oscar Wilde: Biography, Author, Playwright, History

Society in 19th Century England Society in 19th-century England was ruled by wealthy families who lived comfortably and efficiently. Human relationships were determined by rank, status, and wealth. England started the industrial revolution. It was the age of industrialization, which gradually replaced workers with factories and machinery. This exceedingly increased

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Of Mice and Men Analysis: John Steinbeck's Social Criticism

Published in 1937, Of Mice and Men is a novella written by John Steinbeck to illustrate the social concerns during the Great Depression, especially with racial discrimination. With the onset of the economic crisis, racial discrimination contributed to the hostility and higher unemployment rate for blacks, so they were the

Titanic (1997) Film landscape poster modern theatre adaptation

Titanic (1997) Film: A Modern Theatre Adaptation

In the centre of the stage is a table with an old mirror, old jewellery, and old bedsheets. Old Rose enters. She addresses the audience.

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How Culture Influences Your Memory: Eastern vs. Western

Memory can differ from person to person. Among many factors, culture is a crucial factor that influences one’s memory. Angela Gutchess, professor of psychology at Brandeis University, states that “culture really shapes your memory”. The Mind's Inner Workings The two main types of human memory consist of

Stanislavski's System:A Modern Approach to Stage Acting

Stanislavski's System: A Modern Approach to Stage Acting

The Stanislavski method is a group of techniques actors use to embody the character and present themselves naturally and realistically onstage.

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The Power of Color Psychology in Branding and Marketing

Color is governed by associative learning. It is an intuitive force that influences consumer behavior, brand recognition, and cultural awareness

Win At The Starting Line: The Costs of Academic Success

Win At The Starting Line: The Costs of Academic Success

Is having an edge over everyone else so crucial that we must start extracurricular classes? Hong Kong, like most Asian countries, seems to highly stress academics.

Scientists Probe an Enduring Question: How does language shape the way we think.

More Than Just Words: How Language Shapes The Way We Think

We express our thoughts by forming links between abstract concepts and present them coherently in linguistic structures.

Stand up against Islamphobia, Support Your Muslim Students, Resist Racism

Islamophobia is Everywhere: Understanding Anti-Muslim Hate

What comes to mind when you hear the word terrorism? 9/11, Al-Qaeda, ISIS, Taliban? A common thread exists: they all harbor an tie to Islam.

VTubers: Digital Escapism and The Future of Content Creation

VTubers: Digital Escapism and The Future of Content Creation

VTubing has become the latest craze in the entertainment and influencer market. Our love for escapism stems from our imperfect reality where conflict remains inescapable.

En Voyage with Claude Monet: The First Ever Immersive Experience of Claude Monet in Hong Kong

En Voyage with Claude Monet: Art Gallery Review

The boldness of the technique, focusing on everyday scenery and people rather than mythology and history, was revolutionary in the 19th century.

Your Neighbourhood Guide to Central in Hong Kong

Your Neighbourhood Guide to Central in Hong Kong

The sun rose on the horizon, casting rays of light onto Hong Kong harbour, emitting warmth through the windows of the IFC. The International Finance Centre is not just a landmark to be admired, but also a mall by which numerous go hither and thither all day everyday. Central is

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Your Neighbourhood Guide to Kennedy Town in Hong Kong

Located on the western end of Hong Kong Island, Kennedy Town is filled with bustling life and old markets, making it a beautiful place to explore. Kennedy Town was originally named for Arthur Edward Kennedy, a governor of Hong Kong when Hong Kong was still under the British rule. Kennedy