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From Chaos to Order – The Origin Stories

Article by: Shashank Shirol  , Illustrations by: Pranav Kalambi

This article explores how different ancient civilizations—Norse, Greek, and Hindu—conceived the creation of the world. It delves into the concept of primordial chaos and the specific myths of the Purusha Sukta (Hinduism), the Ymir giant (Norse), and the Greek Chaos, examining how these cultures used metaphors of sacrifice and cosmic tapestries to explain the existence of humanity and the universe.

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The History of Cocktails

Article by: David Fernandez Bonet , Illustrations by: Pranav Kalambi

A lighthearted look at humanity's long history of mixing drinks, tracing the evolution from ancient medicinal concoctions to the Prohibition-era "bathtub gin". The piece highlights key milestones, such as the 19th-century rise in cocktail popularity in the U.S. and the modern "mixology" movement, which incorporates scientific techniques like liquid nitrogen and spherification to create dramatic, innovative beverages.

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Students' Nobel NightCap

Article by: Gabriel Pinheiro, SNNC General , Illustrations by: Pranav Kalambi

This article documents the history and frantic organization behind the Nobel NightCap (SNNC), an after-party for the Nobel Banquet hosted by Swedish student unions. It describes the mystery and complexity of the event, which has been held since 1978, and the immense effort required from hundreds of student volunteers to transform campus spaces into immersive, themed environments for Nobel laureates and guests.

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Tết – A Vietnamese New Year Tradition

Article by: Truc Do Thi Phuong , Illustrations by: Pranav Kalambi

A personal and cultural exploration of Tết, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. The author details the specific rituals practiced by families, such as cleaning the home to sweep away bad luck, the significance of the Li Xi (red envelopes) for children, and the preparation of traditional foods like Bánh Chưng. It captures the spirit of family reunion and the transition of these traditions from Vietnam to the author's current life in Sweden.

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