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Transitory on Tinder

Darien Johnsen - 0
You see, the problem with dating is that I just don’t care; and dating when you don’t care is so much less exciting than...

Tech Talk: new laptop not working as it should?

Sean Horn - 0
Welcome to Tech Talk, where we explore all things technology in relation to student life. This week, I bought a new laptop online for...

Finding belonging in the pages of a book

Catherine Campbell - 0
Welcome to Book Talk, where we help you find new fuel for your bookish obsession. While you might not find these authors while scrolling...

Does productivity kill inspiration and creativity, or do they go hand in hand?

Parul Bhola - 0
Without productivity, creativity would result in incomplete art pieces and unfinished sculptures. Or does productivity kill the inspiration to create? Boredom and intense emotions are...

I love British television, but is it because I’m British?

Veronica Powell - 0
I was recently analyzing my television track record and I took notice of what TV shows I’ve watched that were specifically consumed in British...

Make “mending” mainstream again

Mehak Narang - 0
Learning how to sew is one skill that should not have been allowed to become an oddity. I am a firm believer that we...

Let me play in peace!

Caitlyn Carr - 0
If you’re like me, you rarely play video games on hard mode and it’s an absolute must to keep your inventory after death in...

The sledding hill

Dong Ho - 0
The snow of the season falling and melting within a matter of two weeks got me longing for old snow. Winter never felt lonely...

Turns out, the Oscars don’t suck if you watch them with friends

Darien Johnsen - 0
This year I watched the Oscars for the very first time. Although I love films, I’m notorious for not keeping up with the latest...

The one time I cared about a hockey game

Caitlyn Carr - 0
It feels like I’m drowning in a sea of anti-Canadian rhetoric. From Donald Trump’s tariffs to his ridiculous claim that Canada will become the...
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