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By Chloe Martin
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By Marcial Vargas
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Read MoreI’m a nihilist dreamer, One who finds happiness and serenity in gazing at the stars. Letting my anxieties drift away, Into the constellations, And merging with the void, I breathe in the cool night air, And let my mind drift away. The city lights dim the array of stars, But the brightest ones let their light beam through, Lighting up the sky with incomplete constellations, And allowing the imagination of the stargazer to fill in the blanks. By Sophie Dufresne
Read More5, 6, 7, 8 Relevé: She balanced on her steel toes Wrapped in satin. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pirouette: She glanced at her reflection With every spin. 5, 6, 7, 8 With every turn, strands of hair Fell in her face. 1, 2, 3, 4 She became enveloped in tulle, And pink lace. 5, 6, 7, 8 When she finished her dance, The audience stood to clap, Until the music stopped, And the lid closed shut With a snap. By Fin
Read MoreSun blowing on the window One question, Am I woman enough? Night creeping in Fear instead of joy, When walking the street Silence of the day, For one of our thoughts, Interrupted Keisha Wells* Angels, Took her to paradise Water whistled Washing away, The dirt of their last scene By Anna Rafaella René *Keisha Wells was a transgender woman killed in Cleveland
Read MoreThe first exhibition of the Henry Lehmann Gallery this semester is a solo show featuring the work of Vanier Communications student Mélusine Deirdre Abram. “Innocent Until Proven Gay” features five 30 by 40 inch illustration boards with an enlarged fingerprint on each board. Each fingerprint is from the fingers on the artist’s right hand, and they are in the colors of the lesbian flag. This exhibition opened on Wednesday, March 4th at UB, coinciding with Women’s Week at Vanier College. It was the perfect occasion to celebrate the diversity of…
Read MoreHello again, my friends. I have returned to you with yet another truth. This time, we will be looking at the wonder that is nature; specifically, the sky above us. Such a beautiful thing indeed. It changes from a shade of blue in the morning, to a reddish-orange at dusk, to a dark, starry void at night, and back to orange at dawn. It can be covered in grey clouds, blotting out the sun, but most of the time it is as clear as can be, so much too hat…
Read MoreWhen the terms “love language” or “language of love” are brought up, the first few thoughts that come to mind are poems written with the utmost burning passion or personal songs being serenaded to you. We probably do not incorporate any form of love language into everyday life, right? Well, what if I told you that you probably are, in fact, using a type of love language practically every day? If you guessed MEMES, then you are right! You are probably thinking to yourself: “Memes count as a language of…
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