Shining the light on hard-hitting issues
The ninth iteration of the Cairo Jazz Festival, one of the largest annual musical events in the country, kicked off with powerful performances from The Cairo Big Band Society, Mathias Heise Quadrillion and Eftekasat on September 26.
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According to the policy, any questionable student behavior, including suspicion of drug or alcohol abuse, and excessive tardiness or absence, makes the student subject to drug testing.
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Rumor has it that Al Aseel has the best manouchehs in town, particularly the cheese-stuffed. As a cheese lover and food enthusiast, I decided to go try it out myself.
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In an effort to boost the number of women who receive loans, run businesses and own bank accounts, the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) is considering requiring all banks to classify their loans and deposits data by gender.
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“I think what she did was amazing, honestly,” said H.F., 19, one of the people who donated to the cause.
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AUC’s school of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP) received its third accreditation from the European Association for Public Administration Accreditation (EAPAA) making its programs, the Master of Public Administration and Master of Public Policy, the first two to be triple-crowned globally in the field.
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Over the years, AUC’s professors have embraced different strategies in dealing with depressed students.
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Sexual identity remains a taboo topic across the Middle East; women who feel comfortable expressing themselves sexually are shamed, but it is perhaps homosexuals (men, in particular) who bear the brunt of it.
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In today’s social media-powered world where one is overwhelmed with certain expectations that dictate the ‘perfect’ body, many seek extreme measures to achieve extreme results.
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Drug abuse, addiction, smuggling and related crimes have long been a mainstay of Egyptian literature and cinema.
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