The last article of Lu's insights into eating well and cheap.
How to be Cheap – Part 3
How to be Cheap – Part 2
Not spending more - reusing what you already have. Reusing what you can consider as useless can be seen as a zero-waste process, however, here it is a being-broke process. And if you start thinking in a reusing way, with time you will come up with new ways of using old products. 1. Keeping your... Continue Reading →
Comfort food – and my favourite goûter recipe
A cheap and tasty recipe not only heals the soul, but sometimes.... yeaaah, just the soul.
How To Be Cheap – Part 1
Being cheap is not an option. It is a basic student need. If you are like us, you have come to the right place!
The Center Cannot Hold
The center could not hold - The center could not hold The center cannot hold And the center will not hold - Proclaim, the few “We demand a slew” “For, we cannot ensue” “Everything, must be anew” - The center could not hold The center cannot hold And the center will not hold - Mumble,... Continue Reading →
A Survivor at Leiden: LU de-funded sexual assault survivor support group
@A.survivor.at.leiden 1 in 10 women and 1 in 100 of men studying at Dutch universities have been raped, according to a recent study by Amnesty International. Whilst the sheer numbers are horrifying to us, the dark truth is that these people are not just statistics: we have deeply painful, lived experiences. I was first raped at... Continue Reading →
Learning Life After University: Interview Anubhav Kandpal part 2
Anubhav Kandpal is a writer/consultant/ex-chef. His career has taken him to many places as he pursues his interests. He maintains that his career path is not per se one that would make parents proud or to please others in general, but rather one that helps him to express his uniqueness. We decided to interview him... Continue Reading →
How to be unapologetically yourself and assert dominance
Step 1. Realize that no one knows what you are up to in quarantine, so you might as well do what you want to do. Also, the world had a straight up obsession with baking bread for a few months. Humans have been able to bake bread since before sliced bread! So there’s no shame... Continue Reading →
Merry Messages
As it will be difficult for some to spend christmas with their loved ones, the BAISmag team decided to offer our readers the opportunity to write down a few merry messages of their own. Some were written with a special recipient in mind, whilst others wanted to write to the entire student body of IS.... Continue Reading →
An Introduction to Malta
At the end of September, I decided to visit a friend of mine who studies in Malta. This two week visit turned into an impromptu study abroad, as I’ve decided to stay until February 2021. The reason that I decided to stay is because the country is beautiful, the weather is amazing, and I live... Continue Reading →
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