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Author: Chantel Brink

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4 min read Living

If you’re one for getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, then there’s a place you need to visit. Located just outside of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, ‘Arcana‘ or the Invisible Cabin is a must. It’s tiny at only 200 square feet, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in features....

5 min read Living

Gone are the days of campus parties with filthy bathtubs and kegs filled with liquor. It’s now all about the Borg. But what is it exactly? Firstly, we need to understand the culture of campus parties and the risks these students put themselves under. Binge drinking is on an upward trend and the risks involved...

3 min read Living

Tragedy struck in Italy when a 16-year-old girl named Maria Antonietta Cutillo lost her life after accidentally dropping her phone in the bathtub while chatting with a friend. The incident occurred in Montefalcione, Avellino, where she was bathing in her parents’ residence. Unfortunately, the mobile phone was charging at the time, and it fell into...

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Your photos on your smartphone can function as a multifaceted tool, acting as your digital filing cabinet, GPS, legal backup, and more, as highlighted by travel and tech expert Maurice Freedman. The convenience of having these resources readily accessible cannot be overstated. However, it is crucial to ensure the security of your photos. Freedman advises,...

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We’re used to finding intriguing destinations that prompt us to excitedly consider adding them to our Bucket Lists for future visits. However, what about those places that are explicitly off-limits? It’s challenging to fathom that such locations exist in our world, yet several do. Among them are restricted military bases, where access is solely reserved...

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A travel and lifestyle creator named Jaelynn Chaney, who is plus-sized, is advocating for the Federal Aviation Authority and airlines to provide free seats to overweight flyers. She believes it is the FAA’s responsibility to safeguard the interests of plus-sized passengers and ensure that flying in coach is convenient and available for all. The expectations...

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Democracy and public education and has been for generations. However, certain books, particularly those exploring themes of racism, sexuality, violence, and morality, have stirred controversy and prompted censorship attempts. Banned books are becoming way too common. Even in the 21st century, educators across the United States continue to grapple with challenges and outright bans on...