The magic of Mitt November 1, 2012November 1, 2012 Nicholas Burton-Vulovic and Klara Woldenga A Canadian’s love for the Republican candidate
364 days until Halloween November 1, 2012November 1, 2012 Geoffrey Line and Klara Woldenga Cry away your monster makeup. Wallow through your sugar hangover. It’s time to take a black or orange marker to your calendar — let it squeak in sadness — and
Minimum wage at a Mexican restaurant October 25, 2012 celinasilva and Rebecca Comeau A bald man entered. I asked if he would like rice and beans or a salad with his meal.
Tactless Tom: An MA student for the ages October 25, 2012 Nicholas Burton-Vulovic and Rebecca Comeau Deep in the bowels of the Clearihue Building, there exists a man of legend and myth. A man who floats in the clouds and hides in the shadows and spits
Excuse me, I’m a writer October 25, 2012 Reanne Derkson An in-depth look at literistas' paraphernalia and pretension
Horoscopes for very specific groups of people: Astrology for daytime television archetypes October 25, 2012 Alain Williams (Wait, people besides my aunt Bernice still watch this crap?)
Holiday cooking to be unthankful for October 18, 2012November 19, 2013 Jenny Aitken and Klara Woldenga I am a terrible cook. I have, on several occasions: burnt Minute Rice so that it is unrecognizable; served lasagna in bowls due to its soupy consistency; and forgotten a
Hello there, Mr. Johnson October 18, 2012November 19, 2013 Ella Weatherilt and Rebecca Comeau A guide to naming your junk (yes, only you can name it)
Exercise makes hooligans out of our youth October 18, 2012November 19, 2013 Nicholas Burton-Vulovic and Rebecca Comeau Fitness can be fatal, no studies show
University social situations 101 October 3, 2012November 19, 2013 Geoffrey Line and Rebecca Comeau The teenage years are behind you, or are soon to be, but let’s face it: you’re a student. No matter your age, university can be an awkward place, in and
