AI in the classroom
The debate on ChatGPT from the perspective of a kind-of not-really teacher
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Volume 66
Standing on grass in an orange sea: getting a taste for Canadian politics
One American student’s perspective at a labour march in Toronto
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You cannot convince me otherwise!
Five things that I believe—without a shadow of a doubt—are true, until proven otherwise
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Zoos: the light and the dark
Why the public should remain sceptical about zoos
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CALLING ALL SCEPTICS: CELENA DEBUNKS IT
no way these are real
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Self-diagnosing: navigating the fine line
Navigating the hazards of self-diagnosis in the Digital Age
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Top five reasons I’ve heard people believe in flat Earth
A glimpse into my adventures as an undercover Flat Earther on Facebook
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Watering hole woes
Why the lack of student bars on campus is detrimental to student life
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Poet/Mother/Girl
Poet/Mother/Girl words by Zoe Smith Crepp illustration by Maria Vidal Valdespino They diagnosed me As a fantastical wild-whimsied witch— Those who hide behind their lovers In shelters decorated with fancy words of devotion. I’ve craved like they do, But my love poems do not carry the same weight No matter how many different ways I
