Author: Emilio Ghloum

Sports & Health

An Ode to Vince Carter

Remembering the past and moving forward I remember when I first became a Raptors fan – when I first really started watching the beautiful game of basketball – falling in love with my hometown Toronto Raptors. Morris Peterson, Jalen Rose, and Jerome Williams were the dream team in my books. […]

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The Impact of Oil Sands on Canadians: an Overview

How crude oil shapes the Canadian landscape Much has been said about the oil sands in Alberta and the issues that arise in its existence. For many, the oil sands symbolize economic potential, growth, and consistent capital, for others, it remains a harmful process that fundamentally urges human rights deficits […]

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Crisis in the Capital: an Attack on Canadian Soil

Following the attack on Parliament Hill and its impact on our nation In a troubling week for Canadian citizens- prevalent with stories of shock, terror, and disbelief-the nation endured through one of its most trying and difficult times that will not soon be forgotten. As Canadians continue to cope with […]

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The Unique Role of Barbershops

A story about relationships and haircuts Ever since I was a child, I remember going to the barber for a haircut. Whether it was a clean, short buzz cut, or the always fashionable mushroom cut, it was always a joy for me to visit the barbershop. Perhaps when I was […]

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The role of media in the making of a culture of war

Taking a look at the glorification of combat through the Vietnam War   In new media, constant reminders of military action and pride are recurring. Whether it is visible through a likeable action hero from a blockbuster movie, or through a lesson taught in history class, mass media has made […]

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Open House Carnival Showcases McLaughlin Library

Library offers students a study break and stress minimiser This past week, the McLaughlin Library hosted a two-day Open House Carnival for University of Guelph students. The event was held in the UC Courtyard on Sept. 23 and in the Library Foyer on Sept. 24., which generated great interest from […]