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Sofia Woo

Opinion

A City Divided, A Family Divided

By Sofia Woo

“Good! Go beat them up!” I was at a family dinner at a restaurant this past summer when I heard…

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Commentary, Opinion, Perspective

Hiding Up Instead of Reaching Out

By Sofia Woo

Even before grade school, I began to show symptoms of what would later be described by doctors and professionals as…

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Opinion, Perspective

From Silicon Valley to Saint-Henri

By Sofia Woo

During my first night out in Montreal, I had an exchange with a Quebecois server that allowed me to reflect…

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