What’s the deal with 2 a.m. waves of nostalgia?
Scatter-brained thoughts on our capacity to adore the mundane As someone who has always been pretty sentimental and defensive against […]
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What’s the deal with bittersweet memories?
Remembering, letting go, and moving forward As the leaves on campus gently start to fade into orange, we are reminded
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Is consent possible?
Lessons in Guilt from MacKinnon and Foucault Content Warnings: Mentions of Sexual Assault. Before I begin, I must confess to
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Me more cowboy than you!
Reclaiming the culture of cowboyism and revolutionising buckaroos, cowpokes, and Canucks Everybody wants to be a cowboy. The culture of
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The awakening of a nation
How the threat of annexation can reforge Canada’s unity and purpose One hundred and fifty-seven years into our national story,
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Joie de vivre
Unravelling the simplicity of finding moments of life in the everyday Whether we take the measures to acknowledge this or
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Subject, Verb, Object
What are the consequences of what we know? “Can rocks die?” This is the question proposed in the title of
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The myth or actuality of the invisible string
We’ve all heard the love story that restored our faith in soulmates. The one that encourages hope about that one
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Give, give, give
Women lose too much in pursuit of love and sex Modernity defines ‘love’ as an open concept to be felt
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The myth of college soulmates: navigating expectations of love in your 20s
Why the pressure to find ‘the one’ in university may be misguided For years, everyone has told me that my