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Opinion

My phobia experience

The difference between
a fear and a phobia For as long as I can remember, I have been living with a phobia. Nobody in my family can explain how it came about or why, all anyone knows is that I have been phobic of animals forever. My most prevalent phobia is […]

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Ghomeshi, Hockenberry, and the unapologetic apology

#MeToo apology blunders, silences victims and puts accused in spotlight With a political and social climate fraught with sexual assault awareness and survivor support emerges the antithetical essays of John Hockenberry and Jian Ghomeshi. These men’s essays contain accounts of their struggles, their victimization, and as Hockenberry puts it, their […]

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Anatomy of a leader

Eight qualities that make a good leader The world is full of some amazing leaders and some not-so-amazing leaders. We look up to incredible youth activists like Malala Yousafzai and visionary entrepreneurs like Bill Gates, but we also rely on people in our daily lives to empower and lead us. […]

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Thanksgiving should be celebrated, not protested

My perspective on the 
Turkey Day divide In recent years, Thanksgiving has become quite the controversial topic. On one hand, it is the same old wholesome holiday that is both cherished for the delicious food and dreaded for the extended family. On the other hand, Thanksgiving has become a symbol […]