Nabiha Islam (nabiha-islam)

Nislam70 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

Nislam70@stuy.edu

Nabiha Islam (‘27) is an Opinions writer. She enjoys writing about philosophy and current events. In her free time, she enjoys reading mystery novels and just, contemplating.

Understanding the Implications of RFK Jr. Being Our Secretary of Health and Human Services

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is unqualified to uphold being the Secretary of Health and Human Services due to his lack of experience and expertise in both health and governance.

Issue 3, Volume 116

Crushing the Compass

The idea that our morals are declining is but an illusion.

Issue 16, Volume 115

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Ramadan Reflections

As we enter the last 10 days of Ramadan, it is imperative that we reflect on our intentions and strive for improvement next year.

Issue 13, Volume 115

The Dried Pen: The War on Education for Women in Afghanistan

The war on education of Afghan women and girls—based on corrupted Islamic law—that the Taliban perpetuates has persisted for far too long.

Issue 10, Volume 115

Beautifully Melancholic: A Tragedy Within Itself

Romanticizing mental illness undermines the pain it causes many people, perpetuating a dangerous narrative that we as a society must combat.

Issue 7, Volume 115

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The Dilemma Between Testing Dates and Religious Holidays

For the past couple of years, the New York State Exams have been administered during Eid following Stuyvesant not providing a “No Testing Day” the day after a religious holiday.

Issue 14, Volume 114

The Feebie Jeebies and Facebook Junkies

The curse of the Feebie Jeebies often plague Stuyvesant students as they turn into Facebook Junkies at the start of a new semester.

Issue 13, Volume 114

El Salvador’s Drastic Crime Rate Reduction: At What Cost?

Although El Salvador’s new president aims to crack down on gang violence, it is important to consider the costs of mass incarceration.

Issue 12, Volume 114

Fear Not: A Meaningless Life is a Positive Life

Nihilism is not pessimistic; rather, its values can be optimistic.

Issue 8, Volume 114