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The merits of a beater car

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Mike Thiessen
Earlier this summer, I took my 2008 Honda Fit to a shop for a quote on replacing my exhaust system. It would cost $1,000, the mechanic told me, but I would get back the...
Mike Thiessen
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Why fitness matters

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Abdul-Jalilu Ahmed
In today’s fast-moving world where technology does almost everything for us, it’s easy to overlook the importance of fitness. From dawn until dusk, people sit at their computer desks, scroll on their phones and...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

A quest for belonging

By
Mansura Akter Meghla
One of my fellow international classmates said to me at the very beginning of our first term, “I don’t think I belong here.” This is not an uncommon feeling among international students. I believe most people,...
Emma Gillich
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Warlocks, witches and spells

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Quinn Mayhew
Ever since I was little, I have always had an idea of what witchcraft is. I was raised with the belief that perhaps witchcraft is real. Growing up in a family with strong connections and ancestry...
Emma Gillich
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Should we trust generative AI companies?

By
Eden Quiring
Generative AI (GenAI) does not generate new content, it generates a mirror. We are looking into our past, reflected over and over, and told that it is innovation, a forward step, while our social...
Editorial

Celebrate people while they are still here

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Roy Albright Obah
Every tick of the clock marks both a beginning and an end. A newborn draws its first breath somewhere in the world, while elsewhere, another soul slips quietly away. This constant, silent rhythm reveals the...
Emma Gillich
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Is James Gunn the saviour of DC?

By
Faisal Rahman
  Books were never my thing; I couldn’t stare at a page where ‘KAPOW’ wasn’t written in big bold yellow text with flames coming out of the back. However, I wouldn’t call myself a comic...
Faisal Rahman

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