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Turn over a new leaf.
The seed is planted in the heat of the moment. While it may not fall into place then, the repercussions are not far behind. The changing winds come bearing fruits and destruction. Yet, it withstands the cold and finds refuge. When the days become brighter and a new cycle is upon us, the truth finds a way to bloom and stretch upward.
The International Press presents the official newsletter for SRMMUN 2019.
The Fall of Saigon, Vietnam in April, 1975 - Exodus: Photo by Jean-Claude LABBE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
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With the radiance of the gleaming sun that shines fiercely in the sky, we set out to illuminate predicaments that plague the world in plenty.
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The hues are different, but we still see the lines—they divide us; they join us. We foresee the impending doom, as we feel it take over.
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Women's March (Washington DC): Getty Images
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Barbed wire in Winter: Pixabay
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Dispelling the darkness that envelops the world like an acrid blanket, we cut through the cold winds of fabrication with a colder voice of candour.
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The drops of ink streaming from our pens nurture the seeds of the revolution to come. Resolute, relentless, and resolved, we shall herald the change with open arms.
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'Mein Kampf against racism': Campaign by Ogilvy Berlin, 2016
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