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Dear Liz, A month ago, I went on a date and he tried to take it too far. I am…
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Changing Leaves is a conversation between the reader and I. These short entries will serve two purposes: to allow me…
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If the experiences of a fourth-year University of Toronto student were condensed into a short story to be analyzed by…
As the new school year starts and students return to the University Toronto Mississauga (UTM), many find themselves feeling disoriented…
Grandma Moses, born September 7, 1860, was an American folk artist. Most of her life, she lived an agricultural lifestyle…
