Entertainment Editorial
The sad state of autism representation

The sad state of autism representation

I remember sitting in a psychiatrist’s office when I was seven. The fluorescent lights were bugging me. Not just because they strained my eyes–I could hear the buzzing when nobody else could. I was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, given a lollipop and sent home...

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The death of media literacy

The death of media literacy

On my internet feeds, there’s been a lot of controversy around the show Hazbin Hotel. The show follows the devil’s daughter as she tries to set up a place for sinners to redeem their souls. While the premise itself has people talking, the fourth episode, Masquerade,...

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Panhandling in the digital age

Panhandling in the digital age

I can only assume that panhandling has existed since the creation of wealth. While some do it because they need money, others con people into thinking they need it. But it’s no longer exclusive to mall parking lots or other places where there’s likely to be people....

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Is tipping culture tipping over?

Is tipping culture tipping over?

You may have noticed that many places that did not ask for tips in the past are asking for tips, such as Subway. This new trend can lead to tipping fatigue. According to Jessica Dickler of CNBC, tipping fatigue is when consumers get tired of being asked to tip...

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Changing the standard-ized

Changing the standard-ized

I’ve always had problems taking standardized tests. I do much better in project-based classes. This is the reason I took Digital Cinema and now I’m in Radio and Television. In my old program, I kept at least a 3.4 GPA at my worst. Since switching, I’ve maintained a...

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Haunted Dolls: From Film to Fort Edmonton Park

Haunted Dolls: From Film to Fort Edmonton Park

I have spent many years pondering the age-old question: What horror movie monster would I like to be murdered by? The one answer I always come back to is Chucky, the serial killer who possessed a Good Guy doll. Not only does he have a great (dark) sense of humour. But...

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Horror: Why we love or hate it

Horror: Why we love or hate it

Horror. Some of us love the feeling of fear and shock while others may hate the idea of purposefully being spooked. But is horror good or bad for us? As a horror fan myself, I believe horror has both pros and cons. Even if we’re perfectly safe and there’s not going to...

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The two-sided nature of corporate politics

The two-sided nature of corporate politics

Depending on what you consider politics, companies have been including them in their advertisements forever. As far back as the 1950s, advertisements took advantage of what was accepted. While these ads weren't seen as political at the time, they reinforced harmful...

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