Editorial

Editorial

Of plagues and pests

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Boris Tsun Hang Leung
Recently, there have been outbreaks of chikungunya fever across the world, affecting regions such as China, Bolivia and various countries bordering the Indian Ocean. Symptoms of the disease include a sudden fever and debilitating joint...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

When the paper is due and the world is burning

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Peace Ifeanyi
Doing research several centuries after the slave trade, it appears as though hate and bigotry may be everlasting topics. This is not to say signs of hate or bigotry did not exist before that...
Emma Gillich
Editorial

The importance of animation

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Quinn Mayhew
Animation has always been one of my favourite parts of the film industry.  You can see life behind every single character’s eyes, despite these characters never being alive to begin with. I think animation in...
Emma Gillich
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Why goodbyes hurt — and why we need them

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India Schlegel
There’s a stillness that comes before a goodbye. A moment suspended in time, where nothing has ended yet, but everything is about to. I never know how to handle a goodbye with grace, I’m...
Teegan Gillich
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Live a creative life

By
Harmatpreet Brar
People often say that Winnipeg is a boring place, but they struggle to articulate why or how. This is a telltale sign that I am with someone who has lost the art of living...
Nischal Karki
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Glory of the Indian film industry

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Devvrat Nathwani
Let’s be honest, I am a cinephile. Some may say to the point of paranoia. I would like to give a big shout-out to the filmmakers and Indian film producers for giving us this...
Teegan Gillich
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Relearning how to read after academic burnout

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Teegan Gillich
Before I started university I was almost constantly reading a book. Somewhere along my academic journey, after being inundated with reading requirements and fumbling through academic texts, I developed an aversion to reading altogether. After...
Teegan Gillich

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