Ojus Rawal
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An Artist’s Duty: The Tricky Balance Between Propriety and Expression
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In modern society, an artist’s ability to monetize their work comes with not only expanded rights, but critical responsibilities. Complying with music, copyright and administrative laws is crucial
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Are New Years Resolutions Really Followed?
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The days following Christmas contain the most buzz — celebrations linger; the party continues, yet the focus adjusts to the new year. A time where loved ones are called, food is finished, and resolutions are made. From improving piano
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The Price of the Holidays, When Cheer Meets Consumption
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In our culture, Christmas celebration seems to be a time of festive decadence, splurging on shopping, decorations, and treats — the entire Home Alone package. Yet, our corporate culture is partly responsible for crafting such an impression. Holiday films and
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A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) — Caught in the Vortex of Sin
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A Southern belle’s facade, a brute’s raw dominance, and a sister caught in between — Kazan’s classic thrives not on heroes, but on the
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The Business Education Blind Spot: Soft Skills
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In corporate life today, having an undergraduate business degree and technical expertise may secure you a job in your field— however chances are slim.
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The 4 Nations face-off showcases Canadian identity
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Amidst international tariffs and tension, on Feb. 20, Edmonton Oilers centre Connor McDavid scored the decisive goal for a 3-2 victory, winning Canada the
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