My Home Behind The Counter
As much as my younger self saw our shiny, sugar-filled convenience store as a kind of wonderland, my parents would…
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Let’s Aim For Normalization, Not Minimization
We are in the throes of the fall term. The leaves on the ground are an array of crimson and…
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Out With The LSAT
Like many students in their final year at McGill, as I attempt to balance academics, extracurriculars, work, internships and application…
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Hiding Up Instead of Reaching Out
Even before grade school, I began to show symptoms of what would later be described by doctors and professionals as…
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Tackling Society as a High-Achieving Introvert
When I ran for student government in Grade 11, I didn’t expect that winning would entail a pool party with…
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Toilet Talk
I am constantly fascinated by the intricate communication networks that form between McGill students, a feat which is especially impressive…
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Private Crises, Public Problems
Content Warning: This article discusses mental health issues in a candid manner that may be triggering to some readers. I’m…
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There’s No Science to Separating Art From The Artist
Most of us are guilty of separating the art from the artist. We often distance ourselves from our favorite artists…
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Impeachment is Possible, But How Much Does it Matter?
After a hot summer, it appears impeachment season has arrived, and it is landing on a first class flight to…
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An Op-Ed Opposing Opt-Outs
When I first heard of McGill’s online opt-out system, I was eager to take advantage of the opportunity to spend…
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