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October 7, 2021
Not another surface-level discussion on grade inflation and university admissions

Yoohuyn Park/Production Coordinator Do grades have to be everything? By: Hadeeqa Aziz, Contributor This one is for all the first years. So you’ve heard your grades will drop and you’re rather terrified of what the next couple of years will bring. And rightfully so, because according to data collected by the University of Waterloo, the […]

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October 7, 2021
Behind the Beat: Paulo Leon

C/O @nthenyoudie_ Hamilton-native Paulo Leon discusses the evolution of his music and where his drive to pursue his passion has led By: Edwin Thomas, Contributor Music has been a significant influence  throughout Paulo Leon’s life. Chilean folk music and poetry was the soundtrack of his childhood. His mother, Nancy, was a guitarist and singer for […]

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October 7, 2021
Using creativity to support harm reduction

C/O @k33ping6 Keeping Six is destigmatizing drug use and homelessness through arts-based initiatives With a worsening homelessness crisis in Hamilton and the recent prohibition of encampments and vaccine passports further increasing barriers to access for Hamilton’s homeless population, services seeking to help and provide a voice to homeless people are needed more than ever. From […]

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October 7, 2021
International students brave COVID uncertainty, from Hamilton and beyond

PHOTO C/O Govind Krishnan, Unsplash  Midnight exams, sky high airfare and unpredictable COVID regulations now a reality for many of Mac’s international students.  Starting on Jan. 29, 2021, alongside the Canadian government requiring all international travelers to Canada submit proofs of negative COVID-19 tests administered at time of landing, new quarantine restrictions for travelers were […]

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October 7, 2021
Silent protest washed away

C/O Yoohyun Park MacDivest paints mural to demand attention from the Board of Governors On March 4, 2021, McMaster University announced that President David Farrar had urged the Board of Governors to divest from their use of fossil fuels as an investment pool. “President David Farrar has asked the Board of Governors to put in […]

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October 7, 2021
Self-care products by local BIPOC businesses

Yoohyun Park/Production Coordinator Discover local BIPOC wellness brands to curate your own self-care kit With reading week around the corner, there is an audible sound of relief echoing through campus and understandably so. It has been an exhausting few months for everyone, constantly adapting to new changes and challenges.  Some of us may have lost […]

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October 7, 2021
Cy Young winning pitcher Julian Tymochko returns for his final season after a year of semi-pro baseball

After having spent the pandemic season as a member of the Edmonton Prospects, Julian Tymochko is back and hungry for a championship Photo: C/O Edmonton Prospects & Julian Tymochko McMaster may have gone a year without sports, but not all of their athletes chose to wait out their return to the game. Marauders pitcher Julian […]

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October 7, 2021
The hidden gem of varsity sports

McMaster’s 5:30 a.m. athletes: the rowing team C/o Yoohyun Park Meet a McMaster sports team who finds themselves with very minimal media share — the rowing team. They were founded in 2002 and are composed of varsity, junior varsity and novice teams. The rowing team attends numerous regattas, the most recent one being the invitational […]

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October 7, 2021
The problem of mathematical education

Photo by Travis Nguyen / Photo Editor Why the way mathematics is taught does a disservice to its students “What are you studying?” This is the question all university students continuously face. It’s an easy icebreaker, a well-meaning inquiry, a pointed question and just about everything in between.  As an Arts & Science student, I […]

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October 2, 2021
BREAKING: Hamilton police go door to door in effort to stop homecoming parties

Andrew Mrozowski/Editor-in-Chief McMaster University attempts to discourage students from partaking in any homecoming festivities On Oct. 1, Hamilton Police Services went through the Westdale area with a letter addressed to McMaster students from the Student Support and Case Management department. "As we head into the weekend and the excitement of our first home football game […]

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