Arts Editorial
Editorial: Con-GRAD-ulations

Editorial: Con-GRAD-ulations

It is finally here, graduation day! Graduation is a culmination of hard work, patience and perseverance, but as they always say, it’s just the start. This year's graduation is different than others since most graduates attended classes online. Therefore, celebrating...

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Editorial: Breakout of your comfort zone

Editorial: Breakout of your comfort zone

When I saw that the Nugget was looking for stories for their May issue, I felt the urge to share how a lucky coincidence during an online class brought one of my dearest friends into my life.    Now I don’t need to mention that COVID-19 has had a...

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Editorial: Surviving summer in YEG

Editorial: Surviving summer in YEG

By Maria Jana Minela Ilustre Summer is the hottest of the four seasons, occurring after spring and before autumn. You probably knew that already, but this is all new information for someone like me who came from a tropical country. During summer, the sunrises are...

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For/Against: Summer vs. Winter

For/Against: Summer vs. Winter

Summer is fun! Basking in the sun (with SPF) is one of the great outdoor activities you can do during summer. It’s the perfect time to go to the beach and do outdoor activities like hiking, camping and canoeing, all while appreciating the beauty of nature. It’s also...

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The importance of taking risks

The importance of taking risks

By Daniel Eisenhut What kind of plans do you have for Valentine’s Day? Whether single or engaged, there are always thematic things happening to celebrate love and friendship at this time. Restaurants, clubs, schools (see NAITSA’s How To: Paint Watercolour Florals...

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Not all illnesses are visible

Not all illnesses are visible

By Destiny Meilleur Invisible and Dynamic Illnesses Invisible illness is a term used to describe a sickness that people are struggling with, that may not outwardly present itself. Dynamic illness are illnesses that can vary in severity from day to day. For example,...

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Face to face with an angry cow elk

Face to face with an angry cow elk

By Shawna Bannerman On the final weekend of May, Luna and I went camping, just the two of us. We spent 2 nights at the south end of Abraham Lake, where it meets the Saskatchewan River. For our third and last night I decided we’d head northwest to Jasper National Park....

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