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It’s that simple.

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By Lyka Sethi
| Medium
Another experiment in flash fiction, this time with a YA tilt. Nadia locked the stall door behind her. She pulled the cotton pellet out of her jeans, the shallow cloth pocket turning out after it. She had tried the applicator kind before, no luck. It’s like her body had a gate up there, programmed only to occasionally let mysterious fluids out, nothing in.
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PRESS: AMMO

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By Tim McCormack, Lyka Sethi, Peter Flom
| Medium
For their inaugural exhibition, Lowell Ryan Projects presents artists Samuel Jablon, Spencer Lewis and Maysha Mohamedi in a group how titled Mind Body Soul. Each using the medium of paint, the artists create works that are deeply personal, and cross lines between reality and imagination, touching themes of spatiality, language, and the poetic nature of the city.
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This New Yorker tackles life in the city one (plain) slice at a time

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By Lyka Sethi
| Medium
For J.P. Dimalanta, pizza is more than just grab-and-go sustenance — it’s a connection to his roots Once in a while I come across a food influencer’s painstakingly curated, hyper-edited, calculated caption-filled Instagram feed, and I just have to turn up my nose. It irks me to see such an emphasis on how food looks over its origins and cultural context and the chefs who make it.
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Empathy in Motion: The Power of Employee Volunteering

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By Lyka Sethi
| causecast.com
In Greek mythology, it is said that Prometheus bestowed two vital gifts on a despairing mankind: one was fire, giving humans the ability to create and thrive, and second was blind hope, the capacity to wish and strive for something better than what exists today. Together, these gifts allowed humanity to rise above their obstacles, avoid destruction, and ensure survival. However, there was also a third, unspoken gift: the concept of benevolence.
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