November-December: Is there a point to the struggle?
DISCLAIMER: We have decided to do something different this time. Since we weren’t able to put out an editorial in November, we are putting out one that will cover what we did the previous...
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October – the month which started it all.
When Anne of Green Gables said, “I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” I felt that too strongly. Octobers are mesmerizing. Everything’s poetic- cold and sad; yet there are...
September Editorial
Despite planning to take it slow in September, our zealous (I learnt this word in history class) team members (including me) could not help but be more than just active this month. Considering the...
August slipped away into a moment in time…
“August slipped away into a moment in time,” goes the lyrics written by the brilliant Taylor Swift, and while the song is about a teenager’s feelings, this line applies to all the little things...
July – A slow path to newer beginnings
Disclaimer: The Editor-in-chief wasn’t available to write down an editorial for July due to her ongoing shock of this magazine being half a year old already. Well, it’s about 3/4th a year old now,...
Half a Year Old.
“It is June. I am tired of being brave.” – Anne Saxton, “The Truth the Dead Know” I can’t believe The Interlude is half a year old already. To be frank, June isn’t my...
March, In Retrospect
Before we start, I want to clarify that I am better at coming up with ideas than I am at writing, so this will be more of an unprofessional personal reflection than a professional...
