Author: Emilio Ghloum

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Your degree doesn’t define you

Making the most of your major Throughout your undergraduate degree, there will inevitably be a moment when you question the program you are enrolled in, and whether or not you fit. Perhaps you aren’t enjoying the classes as much as you thought, or maybe the dreams you had of promising […]

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Utilizing program counselling services to keep you on track

Tracking the completion of your degree is crucial Completing your degree program can be incredibly difficult if you are unorganized. Whether your dorm room is scattered with clothing, or your notes are filled with coffee stains and doodles, staying organized can be crucial to your success at university. While some […]

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A personal essay on labour and identity

Regarding the entanglement of work and being During every family gathering, or an interaction with an old acquaintance, it seems inevitable that you will get asked about your job. “What do you do? What do you study? What are you doing after graduation?” Sometimes, those questions will be met by […]

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The Ontarion, autonomous and independent, turns 65

A student newspaper flourishes amidst history of memorable controversy Since its inception in 1951, The Ontarion has been a compendium of human experience. Filled with years of excitement and long-lasting friendships, alongside controversy and political turmoil, there has been no shortage of interesting historical events throughout The Ontarion’s 65 years. […]

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A meditation on quiet leadership

My short take on leading through introspection When I first accepted the position of Editor-in-Chief- at The Ontarion, I constantly found myself obsessed with leadership. Asking myself questions such as, “What kind of leader will I be?” or, “What will my staff think of me?” took up the majority of […]