Category: Winter 2018
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Touch
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Saying hi to hijab
What it means to wear the hijab as a young woman in Canada
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Like a phoenix from the ashes
A paper rises from the doom and gloom of print journalism
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Call Me By Your Name is the love story Moonlight’s Chiron deserved
The Black queer experience, on screen and off
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Un[touchable]
Exploring the physicality of outdated views following a trip to India
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My tattoos, my stories
Why I decided to get tattoos, what they mean to me, and why I want more
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Offline, online, physical, invisible
From online textbooks to smart sinks — how the internet of things manifests itself on campus
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Mae Jemison!
Mae Jemison is an engineer and the first Black female astronaut. Born in 1956, she was part of the team aboard the space shuttle Endeavour, which launched in 1992. After her career with NASA, she became a postsecondary professor who taught science to future generations.
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#wakeupandmakeup
Exploring makeup and skincare cultures
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Circumventing stigma
Lessons for battling skepticism of mental illness in the medical field