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Horror films thrive in the age of anxiety
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While you snuggle up on the couch with some popcorn to watch a scary movie this Halloween season, you might find it hard to pick just one horror flick. Whatever your poison of horror...
Arts, a significant part of us
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Leonardo da Vinci was known for his science and art. He was the kid who had it all. This is not an article like the millions of other articles about the greatness of da...
A double-edged sword for international students
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Lately, I have been feeling that the only thing certain about life is uncertainty. This thought is well-aligned with the current immigration system operating in Canada. As Canada appears to embrace its role as...
Summer of discontent
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A series of cycling and pedestrian deaths, including a senior, a teen and two Indigenous women, sparked outrage amongst the local cycling community this summer. Poor city planning, toxic car culture and built-in racism within...
Parking services creating financial strain
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If you have ever tried to find parking at the U of M, you know how difficult and frustrating it is to acquire a parking spot, regardless of whether you have a parking pass...
Technology is a lifeline
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About a week ago, my laptop stopped charging. As a digital notetaker with a job in journalism, I knew I needed it fixed as soon as possible. I went to a place recommended by...
Is neighbourliness a lost art?
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Whenever I tell a story about the apartment buildings I’ve lived in, it usually involves my neighbours. The girl with the three-legged dog, the loud upstairs neighbour with sorrels or Christin and her cat,...







