By Carmen Loren Kuwait is a nation of water babies. We swim and jet ski, fish and scuba dive, and on any given day of the year Kuwait’s coastal waters are littered with boats, bobbing up and down like so many

It started simply enough…after a brief interoffice debate about the viability of life on Mars and the now not-so-crazy and darn-near-practical-certainty of the looming MARS ONE project which seeks to put the fir

Q: Whenever we’re organizing a large event, we use temporary staff to receive and assist the attendees. How can we engage and motivate people to represent the brand when they’re not part of the company?   T

Words transmit knowledge. They let us communicate expertise and experience so others can learn to do almost anything. Words help us conquer our emotions by being able to break them down into units and tell others

In the beginning...there was a him and a her - and nobody’s agreed on anything since. In this column, we present both sides, as if we may eventually come to a conclusion...you decide!   he said... Ok, wh

By Jaye Sonia Let me be the first to tell you that pursuing the creative arts you love can be difficult. Writing while you’re on vacation, for instance, is never easy (especially when it’s convention time)! F

Packing bags for a holiday is as exciting as unpacking when back home. Yes, don’t be hungover on the luxuries of a fancy vacation but instead count on the pleasures and warmth of the familiar comfort that your h

When was the last time you ran through sprinklers on a swelteringly hot day? Listened to the satisfying crunch of dried leaves as you stepped on them? Took in deep whiffs of the delicious aroma that emanates from

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I took the one with the cheapest flights—and that made all the difference. Yes, when Robert Frost wrote his now near-anthemic poem, he certainly did not have travel apps and

There is simply no other way to describe it: when she gets up and leaves the coffee shop, she ever so stealthily walks sideways. She does this to keep an eye on him. Unfortunately, she is not very good at sideways

By Yara Al Wazir One of my biggest fears when I moved out to live on my own was the dreaded ‘Freshmen Fifteen’. Rumour has it that the freshmen fifteen is as common as the Fresher’s Flu that takes over stud

Fact: The human sneeze can travel up to 100 miles per hour. That means that even if you sneeze when no one is around, spit and particles from your nose will spread 150 feet away affecting anyone who has the misfor