You can’t contain the whole world in your life
The value of writing about our queer experiences lies in diversity
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Editorial
What’s in a “soulmate”?
I have approximately 300 of them and you probably do, too
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I can’t stop worrying about literally everything
Or, the moment I realised I have an anxiety disorder
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This year, I’m doing love, my way
What I learned on the first day of 2018
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How do you use that space?
We need to include a multiplicity of voices When I talk about spaces, I’m not just talking about the physical. My definition of “space” encompasses anything that can contain our lives. It is the dimension within which all things move and interact. A quick Google search for the word “space” will offer definitions such
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Conceptualizing the future
A note on journalism of years past and years to come
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We’re still relevant!
Looking back over the past few volumes of The Strand, one may notice a common theme among the final editorials offered by each outgoing EIC. One tends to offer a heartfelt, teary-eyed reflection of the past year, while the other talks about how we, as student journalists, are somehow Still Relevant.
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The bubbling effect
Recognizing that talking about the insularity of student politics leads to stunted engagement
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