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Journalism is the ability to tell a story immediately with all the facts. My experience with journalism has ranged from lifestyle articles such as relationships and mental health to environmental impacts in other countries. As a journalist I aspire to create content that I am familiar with but also be able to step out of my comfort zone to find a story that I am passionate about.
WHY THE BEE MOVIE IS THE GREATEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME (PUBLISHED)
“Arguably one of the wittiest animated films of the early 2000s, the Bee Movie offers more than just a little something sweet. It’s a timeless classic. If you want to learn to stand up for the things you believe in—watch the Bee Movie. If you want some wholesome family content—watch the Bee Movie. If you want unrequited love, determination and pure cinematic genius—watch the Bee Movie. In short, go watch the Bee Movie.”
WHY I’M SKIPPING SCHOOL TO GO TO NEW YORK (PUBLISHED)
“I mean does one really need to explain why they chose New York over going to classes? Kinda. Once a semester when I feel overwhelmed with school I book a ticket to someplace I think will alleviate my stress and put me back in a healthy studying mindset.”
5 THINGS I HAVE LEARNT FROM DOING LONG DISTANCE IN UNIVERSITY (PUBLISHED)
“Despite the negative reviews I’d heard about all of my friends’ LDRs, I chucked their advice out the window. When I was 19-years-old, I decided to engage in one with my present boyfriend of about two years. Allow me to say my LDR has taught me more than any relationship I’ve had with someone in the same city as me.”
PRO-LIFE, PRO-CHOICE AND THE CONTROVERSY ON WESTERN UNIVERSITY’S CAMPUS
“As the controversy continues to churn amongst these two groups Elizabeth Vogel, a third-year Music student and an executive of the LifeLine club says, “The fact that so many people are affected by it is not a reason we believe we shouldn’t talk about it – in fact, this is all the more reason why we believe students at Western need to be educated on this often silenced topic. We recognize that there are many people who disagree with us, and we have faced a lot of opposition.””
WHERE TO NEXT?
“At the end of this past February, I had been waitlisted from Ryerson’s Master of Journalism program and I was devastated. A good friend of mine sat with me from noon until 6PM at the Spoke as I cried and cried over not being good enough for the dream school I had been working towards for the last two and half years.”