A New Chapter: How your Independent Bookstore Navigated the Pandemic
The question of what your local, independent bookstore does for you can be hard to conceptualise. However, when you sit…
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Should We Be Worried, Darling?
The Misogynistic Tales Encompassing Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling In anticipation of the release of Don’t Worry Darling, our screens…
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Creativity, Identity, and Transition: Teiya Kasahara’s Journey
For the fifth anniversary of Queer History Month, McGill invited a very special keynote speaker: Toronto-based Teiya Kasahara, a trans…
Read MoreThe Fall of Saul
(Warning: spoilers ahead for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul) If you search “James McGill” on Google, you’ll be greeted…
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The Sounds of Fall: 10 Songs to Add to Your Fall Playlist
As green leaves turn to shades of red, yellow, and orange, and the warm, sunny days of summer become infused…
Read MoreA Grocery Shopping Guide to Jean-Talon Market
After living in an apartment for almost two months, grocery shopping has become both a new routine and responsibility. Grocery…
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Sexual Violence in Game of Thrones: The Sensationalization of Women’s Pain (content warning: discussion of sexual violence)
After watching six seasons of Game of Thrones in the span of one month (much to my roommate’s despair), I’ve…
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Do Revenge & the Rise of Female Friendships in Teen Media
Over the years, classic teen media has come to be associated with a variety of specific character archetypes. One of…
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Terry Fox: It’s Not a Dream if it’s Real
If you have spent enough time in Canada, or were born here, you have likely heard the story of Terry…
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Furnishing Frenzy: Four Budget-Friendly Options around Montreal
As a second-year student at McGill, the first major, adult-like stress I encountered was finding a place to live after…
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