Govt, opposition must work together for the sake of the country

Get rid of rundown vehicles, introduce new ones

On this last issue of SHOUT, all that’s left to say is thank you, and goodbye.

Even if the awareness is there, the action isn’t.

A 24-hour day is not enough anymore. I need a day to be at least 36 hours long with an option to extend it up to 48 hours.

The heat this summer is the worst weather I have ever experienced.

The lead stories we cover here at SHOUT are all important and we work on these issues because we feel very strongly about them. More importantly, we strive to talk about them when we feel that the time is right. Some cover stories, however, are important to talk about no matter what time of the year it is. These subject matters are relevant all the time and this week’s cover story is one of them.

Transportation is everything. It needs to be fixed.

I very recently finished playing Red Dead Redemption 2, and I loved it. There are so many aspects of the game that deserve a thorough breaking down of their own.

I’ve had a strained relationship with the concept of femininity growing up.

I struggle to pen my thoughts these days.

Some people are good at time management, some people are bad at it, some people would be late to their own funerals.

Only the weight of my blanket when I nap is acceptable.

As I woke up one day from one of the opportune naps I am privileged enough to take during my commute to and from work, I opened my eyes to find a brown horse staring right back at me.

My organs are getting tired of being here.

Lately, life feels like an elaborate chore.

Understanding Bangladesh’s politics, and how students constantly shape it with their voice and activism is a difficult prospect.

How Bengali parents are reluctant to visit their doctor for a check-up.

I exist in a constant state of overwhelm.

I always used to complain about how time doesn’t seem to pass.