Ola Elmahdi

Ola Elmahdi, Opinion Editor

I’m Ola Elmahdi, a young, less than energetic editor of the Ubiquity. My favorite article from the Ubiquity is probably “Modesty: Not Always a Virtue” by Melissa Canales. I’m a prideful person, so I agree with Canales that people should be allowed to receive compliments gracefully and confidently. I’m proud of my competence in linguistic fields -- I speak English, Arabic, Spanish, and French. I can also read Korean, although I don’t quite understand it! My Afro-Arab ethnicity left me with a confusing idea of my identity, but I’ve almost figured out who I am. I try my best to acknowledge my flaws so I can eradicate them; my greatest mission in life is improvement.

The Ubiquity

The Ubiquity

The Ubiquity

Ola Elmahdi, Opinion Editor

You Should Learn a Second Language

Save the Turtles

Peer Pressure at Quartz Hill

Does (Family) Size Matter?

Should People Read More?

The Nutritional Value of Ice Cream

Cloning is Unethical

Should You Trust the Government?

Are Ivy Leagues Worth It?

The Structural Flaw in QHHS French

Designer Babies: The Best or A Bust?

The Plus-Size Movement: A Positive Change or A Push Towards Obesity?

Culture Clashes in Spanish Classes

The Troubles of Teamwork

Can QHHS Students Beat the Heat?

Is Cultural Appropriation an Issue?

Hermione Deserved Better

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