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The cost of fast fashion and losing tradition to trends
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I watched an interview with Ratna Pathak, a renowned actress and theatre artist in India. She mentioned “we are going to lose , maybe in a generation, and it is getting bastardized so quickly...
Podcast by two poets provides comforting conversation
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Sometimes, when I am walking my dog, driving to campus or cleaning my room, I turn on an episode of the Say More podcast. I have been following Olivia Gatwood and Melissa Lozada-Oliva since...
The craziness of a double name
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“Did your parents just really like your last name?” is the question I got whenever my second-grade
teacher would call my name for attendance: Gurnoor Gurnoor. “No, I don’t know why it’s like that,” I...
Overcoming obstacles and garnering global attention
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In today’s world, doors of opportunities that were once closed for persons with disabilities are rapidly being broken down with each achievement accomplished. From scientific and technical achievements to the spheres of arts, sports,...
Gen Z’s new nightlife: Staying in is the new going out
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I remember being 18 and stepping out of a cab on a freezing Winnipeg night. A group of friends and I were shoved into the back seat, with the most charismatic of us sitting...
Ozempic obsession: How big pharma profits from panic
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If you’ve been to the movie theatre lately, your ears drums might’ve been blown by the obnoxious Ozempic ad with poor sound editing. An upbeat tune plays while the camera introduces the unwilling audience...
Consumerism and its gaping jaw
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A while back, I was scrolling on TikTok or Instagram. I don’t exactly remember what short-form content medium I was consuming to rot my brain. Regardless, I stumbled upon a video clip of a...







