Chrome and Color: What Ever Happened to Classic Cars?
It’s rare these days to see the classic cars of the past like a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1959 Cadillac…
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The Right to Bear Accommodations: Are Academic Accommodations in Universities Helping or Harming Students?
Thanksgiving: the holiday for food, family, and good natured debates (if you’re lucky) about current issues. This year, the holiday…
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Cut Fruit: A Reflection on Diasporic Media
Some time ago, a friend of mine announced she’d be releasing a short film, titled Cut Fruit. There was no…
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Three-Hour Movie? Ticket for None
One of my most memorable cinematic experiences was going to see Avengers: Endgame in theaters in 2019. My year-long wait…
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True Crime is Chronically Online
True crime is trending and TikTok is totally transfixed. With over 8 billion views amassed under various true crime and…
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A whole load of Goop: Dismantling Celebrity “Wellness” Culture
By now, we’ve all encountered Gwyneth Paltrow’s unorthodox lifestyle. The actress most recently sparked outrage on the internet for her…
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To Our Younger Selves
Bee: With my third year at McGill drawing to a close, it has hit me that my university experience was…
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Y2K is In, Fatphobic Attitudes are Out
From low-rise jeans to babydoll tees, there is no denying that the fashion trends of the early 2000s are back….
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Confessions of a Tree Planter
Two summers ago, I planted trees near Thunder Bay. This was an unprecedented decision for me: I am a vicious…
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How Rachel Aviv’s ‘Stranger to Ourselves’ Teaches Us to Reimagine Mental Health
In the past, receiving a diagnosis was deemed the end-all, be-all of one’s mental health journey. For some, it is…
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