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Sahej Anand

Investigative Journalist on a Pre-Law track, with a passion for Healthcare and Medical Policies, aspiring to help underprivileged voices be heard.

About Me

Born in Australia, brought up in Singapore and Dubai, and originally from India, Sahej Anand is a third-culture kid through and through. Her international upbringing and experiences shape her writing and views on society, as she navigates her time at Northeastern as a first-year student in the Honors College. Majoring in Journalism and Business, she is fascinated by storytelling and writing and hopes to relay her passions through her career. On a Pre-Law track, she is set on becoming a Lawyer and advocating for people's rights by taking cases that make an impact and touch prevalent problems society faces, specifically relating to Medical and Healthcare issues.

My Articles

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Science Journal Volume 5

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Science Journal Edition 4

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CITIZEN OF THE FUTURE — Analyzing Power Structures through a Fictional Narrative

CITIZEN OF THE FUTURE — Analyzing Power Structures through a Fictional Narrative

It is 2041 in Dehradun, India, and I am so proud of how far we have come as a city. I, Sahej Anand, am now a part of the Dehradun Council, after working for causes I believed in, specifically Women’s Rights, and raising awareness for those in need. 20 years ago we as a city were in a much darker place, as we dealt with issues like gender inequality. Over the last 20 years, we as a community have worked together to
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Coca-Cola: The Next Drug

Poison. A Drug. That is what soft drinks are to your body. Soft drinks are loved all over the world. From kids to adults, everyone consumes them, but not many know the detrimental effects it has on your body. According to Forbes, companies like Coca Cola and Pepsi together are worth over 100 billion dollars. This is a staggering number, as purchasing these drinks is doing more harm than good. So why is our society spending so much money on it? I haven’t had a soft drink in over 4 years and I bel
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Should Teenagers be Treated as Adults? — A Sociological Perspective

Should Teenagers be Treated as Adults? — A Sociological Perspective

An adult’s relationship with a teenager is an extremely complicated dynamic, especially when they are a young achiever. The term young achiever is a way of highlighting children who accomplish great feats and successes, at a young age. Should adults treat teenagers as equals — concerning their successes as well as the effects it has on their mental health? Throughout history, it is evident that adults treat high performing kids