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Own that pain and anger – why turn away? May 16, 2021, 11:43 AM IST Vinita Dawra Nangia is an Executive Editor with The Times of India. The blog O-zone reflects her incisive insights into life, relationships and contemporary living, offering a fresh, sharper and more evolved look at yourself and the world you dwell in. The blog puts forth practical, feel-good ways of dealing with contemporary chaos and the myriad internal struggles we deal with each day. O-zone runs as a weekly column in The Times of India’s Sunday supplement, Times Life. Vinita is also Festival Director of the Times Literature Festival and Director/Founder of Write India, the world’s largest crowd-sourced story contest. LESS. MORE ....
Awards and honors Angela Seidel, business administration department chair and associate professor of accounting at Saint Francis University, was recently awarded the IMA Accounting Faculty of the Year Award from the International Accreditation Council for Business Education. Seidel was appointed to the accounting faculty in 2013 and was named chair of the business administration department in 2020. She has been a finalist for several teaching awards, holds the certified management accounting certification, is co-adviser for the Accounting Club and promotes effective teaching of accounting through both her research and service. Miscellaneous Daniel Anderson, English and communications professor at Mount Aloysius College, recently had an article published on PopMatters, a prominent pop culture website. The website boasts 1.4 million unique monthly readers and includes written works on topics ranging from music to film to books. ....
As an immunized muzzukulu prone to the quintessential Uganda pastime of speculation, here we go. Privilege comes with responsibility- ‘to whom much is given, much is required. What then should we do with our privilege? The answers lay in the collective disgust towards the news of two adult children of Uganda’s eternal minister of Foreign Affairs, Sam Kutesa, being appointed honorary consuls. If we find this disturbing, it is because privilege that perpetuates privilege stinks, it is the original ‘kuwunya.’ The stink hits hard when we see privilege shaking hands with itself, congratulating itself on collecting more privileges. We, the great-unwashed wanainchi, jeer extravagantly and froth at the mouth because we are not as privileged as Kutesa and his children. ....