Maybe all we need is to put our goggles on, roll down the window and believe. (Credit: Malachi Lefurgey) We live in a world that has no magic. No unicorns, sorcerers, giants, talking animals (except that one bird) and no yellow brick road with a wizard who grants us wishes. We live in a world with taxes, parking tickets, exams, assignments, road rage, prisons and having seven pairs of the same colour of jeans in our closet. But, if we truly look for it, behind the grey cl

Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City showcasing the feeling every student has gone through. (Credit: Pinterest) The time is approaching, the gunshot has been fired and the line has been crossed. Runners have begun the home stretch for their four-year-hundred-yard dash and are now approaching the finish line. Graduations are monumental moments, from middle school to high school and now, university. These moments become figments of a single day, representing years of har

The painting "Ophelia" by John Everett Millais depicts innocent death and overwhelming melancholia. (Credit: Pinterest) “Is it better to speak or to die?” I first heard this question when reading the tragedy, Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman. A novel that plays with the power of love, through the eyes of time, memory and reality. Whether you know the question or not, everyone has unknowingly asked and answered the question at different stages of their lives. As yo