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Love is all around, in more ways than one

Love is all around, in more ways than one

As February comes and goes, I’m sensing a lot of unease in my peers related to the time of year. While those who commit to romantic relationships experience the month in softness, I find that a lot of the single people I know experience turmoil connected to missing out

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This is not what I expected: University edition

This is not what I expected: University edition

I am currently in the second semester of my first year of university and it is safe to say my peers are much more diverse than expected. I am in classes with parents, gifted teens, career people trying something new and the elderly looking for something to do. I believe

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Four small New Year’s resolutions to ring in 2024

Four small New Year’s resolutions to ring in 2024

The tradition of New Year’s resolutions has been long practised by those looking for an opportunity for self-improvement. However, it is much easier said than done to uphold these habits. Most people I know, including myself, struggle to maintain their resolutions past February if they are able to

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Did they know it meant goodbye? The impacts of surrendering a pet

Did they know it meant goodbye? The impacts of surrendering a pet

Around six years ago, my family drove to Petland one evening to purchase two budgies — one for me and one for my little brother. That Monday, I printed photos of my new pets to show everyone at school. I was so proud that my parents were entrusting me with the

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When the holidays are no time to celebrate

When the holidays are no time to celebrate

As the December break draws ever closer and Mariah Carey begins to chart once again, it is evident that the holidays are upon us. No matter how routine or monochrome the rest of life is, it seems that December manages to bring a little colour to everyone. However, for some,

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Reflecting on the nature of “girly” interests

Reflecting on the nature of “girly” interests

A pop culture phenomenon taking the internet by storm lately is the new coupling between NFL star Travis Kelce and singer-songwriter Taylor Swift. This situation has seemed to unify the predominantly female fanbase around the pop star and the predominantly male audience enjoying American football. This has led me

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How experiencing racism in childhood changed the way I think

How experiencing racism in childhood changed the way I think

When I was 12 or 13, my family drove to a mosque in an unfamiliar area. I was paying too much attention to the game on my phone to understand the context of the full situation, but I was broken out of the screen-induced trance by a woman yelling

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Navigating the spectrum of skin and bleaching creams

Navigating the spectrum of skin and bleaching creams

My mother once told me I wasn’t allowed to bleach my skin. I hadn’t asked her if I could. But as we wandered through the claustrophobic aisles of a Desi shop, she pointed out a cream on a shelf, “This will make your skin lighter. You don’t

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On long-distance friends

On long-distance friends

The definition of friendship used to be simpler — someone you met on the playground, or in the classroom, or perhaps your parent’s friend’s kid. In any case, a friend was someone who you wanted to spend time with, and in return, someone who wanted to spend time with

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An open letter to those with seventh-grade loved ones

An open letter to those with seventh-grade loved ones

To whom it may concern, My little brother, a seventh grader, engages in very different activities online than I do. He’s always telling me about Roblox drama or a certain YouTuber I’ve never heard of. I’m accustomed to not knowing what on earth he’s talking about

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