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Issue: Issue No. 12: Academic year 2020-2021

The pandemic “Remote” issue, where all editorial work was done via Zoom and e-mail.

A Song A Day Gets Drugs in Your Way: The Influence of Rap Music on Teens Today

A Song A Day Gets Drugs in Your Way: The Influence of Rap Music on Teens Today

About the Author This article was written last spring, just as the world was falling apart. Sequestered at home with my eyes glued to the news, I witnessed the BLM protests and sudden re-ignition of activism after the death of George Floyd. I felt powerless. Writing seemed the most substantial way to feed this renascent wave. I graduated from Dawson College in the Health Science program in winter 2020. Now, I am studying Microbiology & Immunology at McGill. To this…

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Anita Lahey’s “Post-War Procession”: Post-Traumatic Stress and Self-Reflection

Anita Lahey’s “Post-War Procession”: Post-Traumatic Stress and Self-Reflection

About the Author Hi, my name is Naomi Abramovich and I am a second-year Liberal Arts student. I wrote this essay about the poem “Post-War Procession” by Anita Lahey, focusing primarily on the psychological aftermath of war on soldiers. This paper was written at the beginning of the pandemic, and re-reading my analysis of Lahey’s work, I find it particularly relevant to our present experience. Faced with this war of our own, this collective trauma, it is hard to imagine…

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