shout Bangladeshi youth magazine
The End of SHOUT
This time next week, SHOUT will no longer be there, and I am not sure how to feel about it.
Au Revoir, SHOUT
Goodbyes have always left a sour taste in my mouth.
Of chaand raat and cadet college
Old friend, you will be kept alive in jotted snippets and paper clippings.
Editorial
On this last issue of SHOUT, all that’s left to say is thank you, and goodbye.
Critical thinking in our curriculum: Too much or too little?
Critical thinking has always been emphasised heavily in education and with good reason.
Reader Submission / In a Man’s World: Making space for women in the football fandom
Created by and for men, football has belatedly (and begrudgingly) opened its arms to welcome women supporters.
University instructors need to do better as teachers
As a struggling university student, having to deal with a poor instructor is my worst nightmare.
Why we should set healthy boundaries in friendships
Boundaries often feel abstract, especially when it comes to platonic relationships.
The Raw Realism of BEEF
BEEF explores the lives of two strangers from two different walks of life yet sharing the same plights.
How tuitions exhaust us mentally
The key source of financial independence for most undergraduate students in our country is tutoring other students.
Rocket Boys: A dramatic retelling of India’s scientific triumphs
Rocket Boys delves into the conquests of famous Indian scientists Dr Homi J Bhabha (played by Jim Sarbh) and Dr Vikram Sarabhai (played by Ishwak Singh) as India fights for and obtains independence from colonial rule.
Cambridge Majlis celebrates South Asians and Anti-Colonial history
The Cambridge Majlis is a student society at Cambridge founded in 1891 as a platform for discussion of social and political issues in South Asia.
Farewell Ash Ketchum – the very best, like no one ever was
The last episode of the franchise featuring Ash is set to air on March 24.
Is the big, fat Bangladeshi wedding a financial burden?
Every wedding season seems to be more extravagant than the last.
Growing up with a single mom
Yet, even at that tender age, I knew my mother had made the right choice.
Rifqa: A spellbinding account of persecution, courage, and survival
At its core, Rifqa is a book about human struggles in painfully inhumane circumstances.
Demystifying brain fog
Brain fog is cognitive dysfunction that leaves us feeling disoriented, absent, and tired.
TWICE is “Ready To Be” Set Free with new mini album
The album manages to stand its ground amongst all other releases for being another consistently enjoyable album from the group.
4 underrated American trash TV shows everyone needs to watch
Although trash TV is too low-brow for some people, it's undoubtedly a good way to relax.
