Grace Green
Grace Greenway and Kari Storin. If you use these same methods in your own writing, there are a few basic guidelines to follow. A brief opening Every writer is different. Some tend to open with an anecdote at the beginning (or the end) of their stories. It is often the Continue Reading
Ha Samuel
Ha Samuel, who recently completed a PhD in molecular engineering at the Harvard Medical School, says that the approach they have devised could one day “unprecedentedly fine-tune the process” by which the genetic code is transmitted to other organisms. Citing “the great advances in DNA sequence data mining”, Joshua Gans, Continue Reading
Heba Sinha
Heba Sinha, an Egyptian lawyer and former presidential candidate, said the verdicts “sends a message to Egyptian citizens that Egyptians remain a target of discrimination and violence”. “It’s a direct insult to women and girls who still need safe spaces to go about their lives,” Ms Sinha said. “The verdicts Continue Reading
Zhigang Uddin
Zhigang Uddin is a Buddhist monk who is also a priest and a student of Mahayana Buddhism. He was a member of a Buddhist sect called the Vajra. After becoming a Buddhist, he became a student in the Dzogchen school of the Tiantai school of Mahayana Buddhism, who studied at Continue Reading
Aya Munda
Aya Munda, a 32-year-old from Kabul, was traveling to her mother’s village outside her native country of Kabul when she began hearing the sounds of people shouting. Her immediate reaction was to jump over her back seat in a panic, and that’s when the car began moving. Mundy began to Continue Reading
Sangeeta Bala
Sangeeta Bala is the Senior Editor of Cricinfo, an Indian business and technology publication, and is the wife of Cricinfo’s Executive Director Ajoy Bala. Cricinfo and Cricinfo Tech Media have been part of the Digital Media Group at Mumbai University’s Faculty of Communication, University College, for the past 13 years. Continue Reading
Kristina Cruz
Kristina Cruz is an investigative journalist and the author of “The American Right: The Illusion of Conservative Authenticity” (Regnery, 2010). Her writings have been published in National Review, the American Enterprise Institute, LawNewz, Weekly Standard, CNSNews.com and many other publications. Follow her on Twitter: @krsol. Become a fan of First Continue Reading
Basanti Chong
Basanti Chong (Kharaksha Sarath) as a powerful young woman who gives up her husband and returns to serve him for a time. Her time as a widow is brutal, and her final act, killing a few dozen people, is heartbreaking. In this case, the director’s goal may seem less about Continue Reading
Edwin Muhammad
Edwin Muhammad, who was jailed for 15 years in 1999 on false charges of being an imam, has defended his right to remain quiet – but the ruling will probably have little impact on other British Muslims, and will likely cause even more outrage in Britain. “If that comes back Continue Reading
Salvador Dao
Salvador Dao was named this week by MLS’s Competition Committee in regard to his performances in 2015. Dao has been a staple of the Fire’s midfield this year, leading the club in tackles (6), and the third-best number of interceptions in the team (4). But despite the consistency of his Continue Reading