Author: Mirali Almaula

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Divination as self-reflection disguised as entertainment

Tools of the devil, entertainment, or birth letters? Western cultures often perceive divination as either evil or unscientific, but associating divination with Halloween fulfills a need for self-reflection without judgement. Viewing divination practices as entertainment allows people to have their fortunes told without having to admit they put any stock […]

News

U of G students make campus a safer place

When it’s dark and creepy out, a campus safe walk is just a call away Created in 1991, SafeWalk is a CSA service offered to anyone on the University of Guelph campus. On weekdays between the hours of 7:30 p.m. and 2:30 a.m., SafeWalk is run by students and volunteers […]

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Student-friendly recipe of the week: Perogies Supreme

Elevating a frozen food can be healthier than its fast food alternative I love the fries supreme at Taco Bell. I know, it’s Taco Bell—I feel your judgment and understand if you never follow another one of my recipes again—but let me explain. I was raised vegetarian, and despite their […]

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Student-friendly recipe of the week: Chilli Paneer

If you like Sriracha and soy sauce, you’ll love this Indo-Chinese appetizer I’ve heard people say that Sriracha is the hipster ketchup. But—despite my MacBook Pro, my desire to sit in Starbucks and write stuff, and my black-framed glasses—I’m 90 per cent sure that I’m not a hipster. I am, […]

Editorial

Why I love Bridget Jones beyond measure 

And a brief review of Bridget Jones’s Baby   Dear Diary, Cigarettes: Never. Well, maybe that cigarillo that smelled like a gym sock that one time. Weight: I stopped keeping track, but pants fit, so good. Alcohol units: I want to say “several.” I love Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001) and not […]