Day: 8 July 2025

Editorial State of the Blog

State of the Blog: So that’s a wrap!

By RotaractArts 0

Wohoo! What a year it’s been! Can you believe it all started with us trying to rally the PR Directors for our very first project to get the Editorial rolling? No, I guess we were already on roll, writing captions and finding translators even before we kick-started our projects. Such is the duty of the Editors, and we embraced it all – from non-stop caption making to encouraging creative expression among the club members. And now we are about to wrap things up, looking back at everything we’ve done with a mix of pride, relief, and a little bit of disbelief at how fast time flew by. And thus, we bring you the State of the Blog, marking our last…

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Our Rotaractors

From ‘Send Report’ to ‘Send Help’: My Rotaract Journey

By RotaractArts 0

Joining Rotaract was pure coincidence—like walking into the wrong room and realizing it’s exactly where you were meant to be. There was no grand plan, no long-term vision. I just wanted to write something for the editorial. That’s it. Then somehow, I found myself compering an event, and from there, things snowballed. One post turned into two, then ten, and before I knew it, I was completely immersed—designing posters, helping out with projects, and genuinely enjoying every moment of it. My Canva skills, which were once limited to dragging text boxes around in confusion, skyrocketed. And when the board positions opened up, something inside me said, “Why not?” Maybe it was ambition, or maybe it was just sleep deprivation (definitely…

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Our Rotaractors

Breaking the Curse: The Hot Mess Who Survived

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Well the year has officially come to a close. I am no longer the President, and the club has been officially handed over to the new board. If I am to say that I don’t know what to say right now, it’s true.  When I first joined Rotaract in 2023, I had absolutely no idea what it was. I was completely new to the movement, and I was a bit afraid that I wasn’t good enough. From my time as a General Member to being the President and now the Immediate Past President, a lot happened. And I won’t lie, there were some challenges, difficulties and problems that I faced that made me nearly die from the stress. But luckily,…

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