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Korea’s Nightmare Before Halloween

Korea’s Nightmare Before Halloween

Dear Trinity, Sincerely Trinity

Dear Trinity, Sincerely Trinity

The Data Privacy Terror

The Data Privacy Terror

Creepy Cosmology

Creepy Cosmology

What’s My Major?

What’s My Major?

Margaret Atwood at Hart House

Margaret Atwood at Hart House

The Munk School Was a Target of Neo-Nazi Graffiti

The Munk School Was a Target of Neo-Nazi Graffiti

Explainer: Understanding the Mahsa Amini Protests

Explainer: Understanding the Mahsa Amini Protests

The Great New Age of Small Businesses

The Great New Age of Small Businesses

An Ode to the Ordinary

An Ode to the Ordinary

Catching Up: Navigating Education in a Post-Pandemic World

Catching Up: Navigating Education in a Post-Pandemic World

Escaping to Live

Escaping to Live

WHO IS THE REAL MONSTER?

WHO IS THE REAL MONSTER?

Horror and the Female Experience: Looking to The Yellow Wallpaper

Horror and the Female Experience: Looking to The Yellow Wallpaper

The House

The Phantom of The Opera: A Gothic Style of Artistic Expression

The Phantom of The Opera: A Gothic Style of Artistic Expression

Videodrome and Its Modern Political Relevance

Videodrome and Its Modern Political Relevance

Two Years after the COVID-19 Outbreak: Is East Asia in for it Now?

Two Years after the COVID-19 Outbreak: Is East Asia in for it Now?

An Ode to all the Profs We Loved

An Ode to all the Profs We Loved

The Student Union passes Divestment (BDS) motion – A step forward for human rights, or blatant anti-semitism?

The Student Union passes Divestment (BDS) motion – A step forward for human rights, or blatant anti-semitism?

John Strachan, Cornwall, and Me

Published on : 18 Mar 2021

Colin Keith-Hill In 1806, Trinity’s own John Strachan founded my high school. I am originally from Cornwall, Ontario, and I went to Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School, affectionately known as
Moving Day: A Truck, Some Furniture, and A Scam

Published on : 15 Sep 2020

By Deborah Wong, Senior Features/Op-eds Editor Photo source: AARP Bulletin “You have to send the money now, $350 right now”“I was told over the phone there would be no deposit
Lest We Forget

Published on : 11 Nov 2020

By Shruti Nistandra, Associate Editor War: a usurper of countless lives; a bearer of loss. Twice in our history, the whole world has been engulfed in the carnage of war,
What did 2020 Teach Us About Friendships?

Published on : 15 Jan 2021

By Lilly Stewart María Medem When Amanda Brady returned home in March from the small liberal arts college she attends, she finally decided to go on a solo hike. As
Canada Abandons Plans of Free-Trade Agreement with China

Published on : 15 Oct 2020

After four years of tumultuous relations with the eastern economic superpower, Foreign Affairs Minister announces Canada is ending negotiations for a free-trade agreement with China Ciara McGarry, Associate News Editor

Trinity Times Digital Issue II – November Edition 2022

Published on : 30 Nov 2022
Virginia Woolf: The Myth of Female Patriotism

Published on : 30 Nov 2022

by Madeleine Adams “As a woman I have no country. As a woman I want no country. As a woman, my country is the whole world.” - Virginia Woolf source: Madeleine
Opinion: The Bond Between China and Hong Kong are Akin to That of a Mother and Her Son

Published on : 30 Nov 2022

By Sichun Xia, staff writer Photo: From perceptual dialectology to perceptual multilingualism: a Hong Kong case study - Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Map-of-Hong-Kongs-main-areas-C-China-Discovery_fig1_349726063 The ache of a family
Opinion: Ontario’s Crystal Clear Need for Proportional Representation

Published on : 30 Nov 2022

The first-past-the-post electoral system must be replaced By James Jiang, Staff Writer On October 24th, 2022, Ontario held its municipal elections. Voters hit the polls and elected mayors, councillors, and
Analysis: The Liberation of Kherson in the Russia-Ukraine War

Published on : 30 Nov 2022

By: Clare He Source: Serhii Korovayny for The Wall Street Journal On Wednesday November 9, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu ordered a retreat from the Ukrainian city of Kherson. This

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