Editorial
In defence of snobbery
By
Theodor W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer, leading philosophers of the group of
researchers known as the Frankfurt school, defined their idea of the culture industry in their
landmark 1947 book Dialectic of Enlightenment. The gist of...
This is the virtual bad place
By
When Elon Musk purchased Twitter this year for US$44 billion, the ship-jumping began,
with many Twitter users urging others to switch platforms.
What is perhaps being reached for, yet overlooked, in Musk’s disastrous takeover of the
social...
Perfectionism is a dangerous cycle
By
This editorial will change the world. An epiphany of nostalgic notoriety and avant-garde
conception that historians will say encapsulated the zeitgeist of the 21st century.
All I need to do is pick a topic and write...
Plans are not set in stone
By
I think that that most of us reading this are at the age where we feel like we are doing what
we think we need to do, but not what we actually need to do.
Coming...
Get a grip (on your trash), stop littering
By
As we move further into November, I still find myself thinking of summer. I think back to
the heat, the feeling of relaxation and, most importantly, no school.
Lately, there’s another thing that I’ve thinking about...
Living in the North
By
Over the past six weeks — and for the next six and a half months — I have embarked on
a co-op work term placement through the faculty of architecture in Iqaluit, Nunavut as a
facility...
The unremarkable is revealed by planetary defence test
By
It was on Sept. 26 that NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) — after traveling
for 10 months with a trajectory aimed at a small rock in the name of planetary salvation
research — made contact...







