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LIFESTYLE

- July 14, 2017

BY CASSANDRA LITTLEWOOD

A Closer Look at Juicing

LIFESTYLE

- July 11, 2017July 11, 2017

BY CATHERINE MCKINNON

The Bored Game: opening up about the open relationship When I came to Queen’s, I thought I was going to have the party-all-night-sleep-all-day kind of life. I was ready with my fake ID in hand and this new freedom from my parents to go to parties, make new friends, and, honestly,

Being Creative in Kingston

- February 8, 2017February 8, 2017

We all know that summer is long gone, but that doesn’t mean spontaneous and fun moments have to go with it. In between writing papers and studying, you might find some time to indulge in these fun instances. However, most of the time, we’re so tired that we find ourselves

New Year, Same Me: Some Thoughts on New Year’s Resolutions

- January 18, 2017

In the last week or two, you’ve probably heard, read, and maybe even uttered the phrase, “New Year, New Me.” The phrase is sometimes said without much thought — a brash statement of confidence in sunnier days ahead. However, this statement is often accompanied by the ever-controversial New Year’s

The Undergrad Guide: December Days

- December 10, 2016

It’s December 1st. Imagine: the fireplace is glowing, the Christmas tree is being picked and holly is strung by the chimney with care. But it’s not— there’s no fireplace, the only thing being picked is which class to stress over first, and the only thing being cared about is tomorrow’s

How to Spend Your Weekend (If You Don’t Like Clubbing)

- November 23, 2016November 23, 2016

Stage Rage not your thing? The thought of going out on a Tuesday make you shake in your cowboy boots? You’re not alone! Here is a list of a few fun things to do in K-Town if you don’t like clubbing. Barcadia Visit the newly-opened Barcadia! It’s exactly what it sounds like—

The Undergrad Guide: November Blues Edition

- November 21, 2016

This is for the student who is nervous to leave the comfort of their hometown. For the girl who misses her high school hallways and the boy that misses his sports team he grew up with. This area is for the lost, the confused, and the scared. But also for

A Day in the Life of a Gael: How to Spend your HOCO

- October 14, 2016October 14, 2016

8:00 AM: Enjoy a pancake breakfast Ke$ha is in your ear— Tik Tok, ‘cause the HOCO party definitely won’t stop. Grab your friends, good ol’ Aunt Jemima, and whip up your favourite fluffy pancakes. There is no better way to start this festive day than by filling your tummy with a