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Rajan Duncan

Opinion

Butter me up, Baby! 

By Rajan Duncan

Over the summer, I worked in a restaurant and truly learned what it means to be a piece of meat. If…

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Opinion, Uncategorized

Clean your donkey

By Rajan Duncan

There was once a donkey named Derek, who loved to play in mud. On a hot summer’s day when the…

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Opinion

The Stupidity of Homeopathic Medicine

By Rajan Duncan

When I was thirteen, I broke my collarbone in gym class softball. Shattered in four places, it required two surgeries…

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@McGill, Opinion

The Economics of Hotdog Man 

By Rajan Duncan

I remember his hotdogs like it was yesterday. I was aimlessly walking around after class at around half past two…

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