I feel like —I don’t really know how to explain it, but —I feel likeThat glossy layer of condensation On a cheap scoop of ice cream.Strawberry or chocolate or something,The sheen, its weak shell coats the dessertJust before it melts I also feel likeOne of those unrecognizably smattered and batteredBits of sidewalk gumThat has been dragged […]
Fifth year reflections on extending undergrad, and other thoughts
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Being the child of immigrants is a whirlwind experience. If that was not convoluted enough, being a second-generation Canadian is a whole theme park on its own. The ups, downs, and everything in between are experiences wherein we constantly find ourselves being pulled in two or more directions. This is because our identities are structured
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What Jessica Bell’s re-election means for us
The ‘Bell’ still tolls Read More »
Opportunities, experiences, and advice
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Ford’s second term, connecting with MPP Jessica Bell, and the future of Ontario Liberals
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Celebrate the start of term and meet new friends at these fun campus events
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A look at the new president’s visions for the university
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What Victoria College and UofT are (or are not) doing to keep you safe this fall semester
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Taking ‘A Piece of Vic’ in a new direction, and the joys of sharing art
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