Winter Transition
Photo By: Sosse Karasarkissian
Read MoreMaking Outsiders Insiders
Photo By: Sosse Karasarkissian
Read MoreI live in a box I’ve adapted to all its edges Taking its form I am trapped in its shape, Contained. In here, I am safe, Yet alone Solitude so bitter I am stone cold I am tired of holding myself together I want to break free, But I do not want to shatter, I want to melt So I long for a warm embrace To render me shapeless I am that person you never see As if I had a talent of invisibility All I want is for…
Read MoreThey will make you feel guilty for feeling so deeply, for loving too much. They will teach you to hate your body, how to aim and shoot at your own scars. You will have to learn how to tame your heart, how to bring down all the layers of your skin, how to mold them into one. Calm the voice inside of you; push back the waves, the ocean that forms your entire being. Forget them, forget the noise, forget the target they embroidered onto your back, the one that…
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Read MoreHe left I stayed back Wearing a mask made from pain, and grief from morning to night Choking from all that wasted time, energy and potential The potential to grow together as a couple To travel the world and learn from each other We have clearly both moved on but still… He is probably flying from country to country with her fingers intertwined in his While I still here in this chair old as time and reminiscing about a simpler time Well.. it was simple in my head When I…
Read MoreCarmen Maris, Sonus Undarum Sub caelo sereno aura basiabit pelagus altum caeruleum et ea excitabunt undas sonosque et carmen pulchrum modulabuntur. Song of the Sea, Sound of the Waves Under a clear sky the breeze shall kiss the deep blue sea and they will stir up waves and sounds and sing a beautiful song. Poem by: Matthew J. Montanaro
Read Morei hope to be like you sometime, someday where i hold my head high no matter what may come my way i see a lot in you what could be in me steadfastness, gracefulness always at ease the way you walk the way you talk being grounded but not stuck not quick to anger or tears who can be all ears someone who stands by her word someone who makes her needs heard without hesitation or agitation who has the room at her attention…
Read MoreOne of the ways to get Financial Aid is through the Financial Aid and socio-economic office located in C-203. Here, help is provided for obtaining an interest-free government loan. Some factors influence this, like your financial situation. Another way of receiving help is with scholarships. Scholarships are your studies being paid by the school, or another organization. Factors of eligibility will vary depending on the scholarship. More information and resources can be found on the Vanier website, by typing the word scholarship in the search bar. Written By: Sara…
Read MoreÀ l’occasion de la Semaine de la francophonie à notre collège, j’ai assisté le mercredi 28 février à la conférence de monsieur Charles-Antoine Sévigny, conseiller au ministère de l’Immigration, de la Diversité et de l’Inclusion, intitulée L’interculturalisme et la langue française. Pour commencer, le conférencier nous a amenés à nous poser la question suivante : « Qu’est-ce qu’être Québécois? » Ensuite, il nous a montré une vidéo où quelques individus partageaient leur opinion sur ce qu’être québécois signifiait pour eux. Monsieur Sévigny a expliqué que seulement 2% de la population du continent nord-américain parle français…
Read MoreDurant la Semaine de la francophonie 2018 au cégep Vanier, j’ai assisté à la projection d’un documentaire qui s’intitule 75e, elles se souviennent. En regardant ce documentaire, j’en ai appris davantage sur l’évolution de la vie des femmes québécoises depuis les années 1940. Les témoignages de différentes personnalités comme Lise Payette, Pauline Marois, Tamy Emma Pepin, et d’autres femmes renommées au Québec parlent de la différence entre les rôles des femmes dans la société des années 1940 et ceux des années 2000. Dans le passé, la femme ne s’occupait que…
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