On the video game screen, geometric shapes come alive. Swiss university ECAL…
Selma Khenissi

Selma Khenissi
Selma is currently a Master's student in Journalism at Georgetown University. She loves keeping herself up to date on the quirky and fun ways to spend time. Outside of screen time, she likes to read and drink tea.
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An odd form of identity theft is emerging, taking the form of…
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Marvel characters are finally performing on stage. Although Marvel characters are familiar…
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When investing money towards a university, the results can be surprising and…
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When the next power outage comes in, disconnection from the Internet is…
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With social media, fashion brands aren’t only about indicating status. …
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Having access to Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita” and other books that used to…
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Even though digital technologies bring distant countries closer to each other, new…
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It often happens that university alumni have strong ties to their alma…
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Although Peking Duck is a frequent mainstay on Chinese restaurant menus, DuckDuckGo…
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Even after more than 10 incarnations, Final Fantasy doesn’t get old. Square Enix…
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Steampunk is not collecting dust these days. The Guardian reported that last…
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It is impossible for this book to be the next Great American…
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iTunes is normally known for its freedom of choice, but a recent…
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When someone becomes an Internet sensation, that fame isn’t easily forgotten. Tommy Krul,…
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Slowly, but surely, video game releases are announced in a more widespread…
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Reverse psychology works well in a viral video, making an issue suddenly…