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The gift of being a beginner

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Emma Gillich
As someone who works with clay, I can confidently say that learning how to wheel-throw was a humbling experience. I was sitting in a classroom surrounded by other nervous students, all sitting at the...
Emma Gillich
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Horror is the most honest genre

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Jesse Brogan
Stories — films especially — are hyperbolic extensions of the things we experience in everyday life. They enlarge the feelings we experience like love, fear, shame, desire and the incessant ring of mortality. Horror...
Teegan Gillich
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Find your creative flow

By
Deveney Jarrow
As someone who enjoys painting, drawing and photography, I would describe myself as a creative person. I, however, would not describe myself as an artist or a photographer. Growing up, I took many art...
Deveney Jarrow
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The merits of a beater car

By
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

By
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
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A quest for belonging

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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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