2024-2025

Take Me Back To Eden Album Review (Student Submission)

Take Me Back To Eden Album Review (Student Submission)

Who is Sleep Token? Sleep Token on paper is a metal band, but if you listen to even a single one of their songs, you realize that “metal” doesn’t really cover it. The band is its very own genre, pulling from rock, metal, techno, classical and even rap from time to time!  The band started off in 2016 and self-published their first EP simply titled One. The small album contains three songs, with “Thread the Needle” releasing prior to the rest of the EP. They signed with Basick Record for their second EP, Two, also containing three songs in 2017.…
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The World Forgets

The World Forgets

1933, a library burnt. A library about me. All the knowledge about me, Gone into fumes. I turn into ashes in the mind of the world, A pest to eliminate, The idea of an idiot, A f*ggot who has lost his mind, The kind we send in the slaughterhouses, A pink triangle. And just like that, The world can forget about us. 1933, my history destroyed in slaughterhouses; The world forgets. 1945, the world promises not to forget. The slaughterhouses are closed for good, Finally f*aggots and I can breathe freely, Without fear of existing. The world promises this is…
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Dear Future Me,

Dear Future Me,

I hope you and the family are doing well—Mom, Dad, Adrien, Yvan, Michel, my uncles, my aunties, my grandparents, and all my other relatives. Today, I’m writing this letter to you, my friend. In this letter, I’ll lay out my struggles and the goals I want to achieve before 2031 (for my twenty-fifth birthday—hahaha, you already know). I’ll read this letter again in 2027 to track my progress. Trêve de mondanités—let’s get straight to it. As of April 2nd, I’m in my fourth semester at St-Lawrence in the social science program, with just one semester left before university. However, I…
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FIT

FIT

For the French Improv Team, the stage is their playground, and the rules are… well, there aren't many. FIT, an improv team navigating the exhilarating and unpredictable world of collegiate improvisation. Their performances, a blend of short, prepared narratives and spontaneous responses to other teams' creations, thrive on audience interaction. The power to crown the winning team lies in the hands of the spectators, making each show a unique and engaging experience. Fresh off a recent tournament that, while ending in a loss, was deemed a resounding success in terms of fun and collaboration, FIT is looking ahead with anticipation.…
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Fewer Emergencies: A Martin Crimp Trilogy – Presented by CEGEP St-Lawrence

Fewer Emergencies: A Martin Crimp Trilogy – Presented by CEGEP St-Lawrence

On April 4th and 5th, at 7pm, nine CEGEP St-Lawrence students will be performing Fewer Emergencies: A Martin Crimp trilogy. The evening will be composed of three plays put together in one seamless performance: Whole Blue Sky, Face to the Wall, and Fewer Emergencies. A postmodernist horror-comedy, this series of plays is performed as a Greek chorus with everyone on stage at all times. Each play explores pertinent themes such as marriage, motherhood, gruesome tragedies, war, and violence. All three plays are preceded by the prologue titled Advice to Iraqi Women which discusses the dangers the world poses to a…
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Disordered Eating Awareness Week

Disordered Eating Awareness Week

Disclaimer If you suspect that you or someone you know is struggling with disordered eating, seeking professional guidance is essential. Disordered eating can significantly impact both physical and mental well-being. It is important to consult with qualified healthcare professionals, such as a medical doctor, therapist, or registered dietitian specializing in eating disorders. These professionals can provide appropriate assessments, develop personalized support strategies, and guide individuals toward healthier eating patterns. Early intervention can greatly improve outcomes. Please remember that information found online should not replace professional medical advice. If you have concerns about your eating habits or those of someone you…
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The Last Heir of Valrane

The Last Heir of Valrane

First she came, the eldest of the three, The Queen of Valrane, akin to Leto as she reign, Soon she fell ill, leaving her brothers to take her place And passed before it reached midday. . Then came the eldest of twin brothers, Akin to Artemis, despising their other half And became King to spite their twin, Caring little of their people's opinion. . As time went, the middle grew corrupt, An illness on their soul from childhood, Growing without any way to be stopped And left them to die while they stood. . They knew that they would pass,…
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I Saw the TV Glow: A Trans Horror Movie

I Saw the TV Glow: A Trans Horror Movie

Spoiler ahead for I Saw The TV Glow, a 2024 transgender horror movie. Media Representation It is no secret that queer—and more particularly transgender people—are underrepresented in the cinematographic media, and are quite often casted away and turned into a joke for the uneducated audience to laugh at. From movies like Ace Ventura or Scary Movie to TV shows like Big Bang Theory or South Park, representations of “men pretending to be women” has been a classical comedy trope that has presented and used, attacking the existence of trans people in general. There have been productions presenting trans and other…
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Moon & Sun

Moon & Sun

I am the moon and you are the sun. I always follow, yet I never stay. I leave, yet I always wait. I linger in your shadow, desiring a pause of your gaze, but you see others before me. Every day is a sorrow, scars reflecting my pain, the lights fading away. My size increasingly decreasing in your heart’s expanding, how could I stop? Is it bad to want love, dear? With time, will you forget me? I wish not to exist, cease this unbearable pain. I am lost in delusions, visions of you and me. You never let others…
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Art for Change, Hope for All: CollaborArt Raises Over $1,000 for Breast Cancer Awareness

Art for Change, Hope for All: CollaborArt Raises Over $1,000 for Breast Cancer Awareness

On the 22nd and 24th of October, Daylight, a female-led nonprofit, organized CollaborArt, an art sale fundraiser to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Held at CEGEP Champlain St. Lawrence, the event drew large crowds and made a significant impact on the community by combining creativity with education on breast cancer. Daylight, founded by a passionate student, strives to empower women through various initiatives. CollaborArt brought together key campus partners, including the Health & Wellness Club, LGBTQ+ Club, and Arts & Crafts Club. Volunteers donned pink—the symbolic colour of breast cancer awareness—and the event was also funded by the St. Lawrence…
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