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Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 6
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 6
Ode to my man, Luigi Mangione
The only crime I see is the absolute killer face card you’ve got Dear Luigi, It’s been many weeks since
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Dear Dr. Strand
Dating advice for the romantically challenged Dear Dr. Strand, I really like this girl. We have class together and run
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 6
Love is in the air—Achoo!
Love is sickening. If you’ve ever woken up next to your partner, or any other ambiguous term that you prefer
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Why You’re Falling Prey to Situationships
Navigating the Gray Area of Modern Dating ‘Situationship.’ The term sprung into popularity as of late to put an easy
Arts and Culture, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 6
Finding community through history on stage
An interview with writer/director Mashreka Mahmood about her new play 71 The Strand: As you are both the writer and
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A reflection on the 2024 evolution of social media
Navigating the good and bad of the social media landscape Right before New Year’s Eve, I found myself making a
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Taking the political plunge
The pitfalls of becoming a political activist and why there is always hope 2024 was the year of elections. Throughout
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I’m white until I’m Jewish
Navigating UofT as a Jew In an article by Layla Rudy critiquing The Strand’s stance on Palestine, the first reporter
Features, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 5
Trumping Bengal
On Bengali Hindu Persecution, Trumpian takes, and why America won’t save us More than half a century ago, as the