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We should incorporate ungrading into more classes

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Samantha Glesby
I had never heard of the concept of ungrading until last year. At first, it made me skeptical. I thought, “why am I paying so much money for a pass/fail course?” But ungrading is not simply a...
Fumnaya Ifeadi
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Re: Journeying into school psychology

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Meisha Campbell
I was sincerely engaged by the article “Journeying into school psychology: U of M researcher works to improve the lives of those with autism.” This article shows Janine Newton Montgomery’s remarkable work in improving...
Dallin Chicoine
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Friendship breakups hurt as much as romance

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Francisca Ehileme
In our society today, it feels like we have somehow been conditioned to think of heartbreak only as the end result of a romantic relationship — one that failed to work. I understand that we...
Fumnaya Ifeadi
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India-Canada tensions

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Karl Pulver
Since the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in 2023, the deterioration of relations between Canada and India has sparked shock, anger and above all, confusion among many Canadians and Indians alike. The situation has...
Teegan Gillich
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The growing irrelevance of school surveys

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Thandeka Katsika
Every once in a while, I receive an email encouraging me to take a survey. Whether it is from the faculty of science or of kinesiology and recreation management, someone always claims to be...
Fumnaya Ifeadi
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A tight budget is not the end of the world

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Quinn Mayhew
Have you ever gone to a restaurant and had your debit or credit card declined when it was your turn to pay? Your face turns red in embarrassment, and you look down and stare at...
Fumnaya Ifeadi
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The future of our urban forest

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Teegan Gillich
When someone plants a tree, they are not planting it for themselves — they are planting a gift for the future. For many people, trees are a nice feature in the background, but how...
Teegan Gillich

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