Hauntings, horror, and hidden gems: The power and practise of facing your fears
“If I never took that step into facing my fears, I would never know how fascinating and exhilarating they can be.”
Jonathan is a Canadian multimedia writer and editor who has a passion for storytelling. Despite his preference for writing poignant and humorous tales, Jonathan loves to challenge himself with new topics, mediums, and perspectives. When Jonathan isn’t editing articles, you can find him tackling his backlog of movies, TV shows, video games, and comics; being the nerd of the group; writing down jokes that come to him in the middle of the night; watching the Raptors game; planning out several screenplay details in the seemingly endless “Story Ideas” folder; staring into the void; walking his dog (which is notably the cutest in town); looking into the camera, breaking the fourth wall; and hunting down that pesky little radioactive spider.
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Is small talk losing its meaning?
Chats by the water cooler would be a lot more interesting if we knew how to navigate small talk
Excalibur’s first year online: Can expectations alter our reality?
Did the pandemic tamper my expectations for working at Excalibur?
While the province may reopen, let’s remember we’re still in a pandemic
All-out summer fun may have to wait in order to ensure the safety of the province.
Seasonal allergies and COVID-19 agree to join forces
SATIRE: Is it allergies or COVID-19? Why not both?
Online C’s get online degrees
SATIRE: Lower standards, higher tuition, and a university prime minister that might be an alien. These are the reasons this was York’s most “decadent” year — just like the dessert.
“Not my Luke!” Not your franchise, either
Fans shouldn’t control their fandoms. In fact, when franchises subvert fan expectations, they give us something fresh and new.
Did the pandemic level up the impact of video games?
Gamers aren’t the only one’s leveling up. Or are they? Let’s take a look at how video games have impacted us throughout the pandemic.
When professors care, so do students
Students tend to perform better when professors care about their education, so why don’t more professors actually give a damn?
Movember and COVID-19: Hide your stache, not your struggles
Growing a moustache in November while wearing a mask means nobody can see it, so while men hide our moustaches to protect others, let’s not hide our emotions and mental illness to take care of ourselves.