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View ArticleTankman
Unknown Rebel What do you see when you look upon this picture? Is it boring? Might it make you feel perplexed? Doesn’t it look unrelated to you? Why would you care to know more? You wouldn’t,...
View ArticleFlavours change, images last.
Flavours and taste may change through time; but don’t fret ,your face lasts in everyone’s mind. Though our narrator has grown and changed since his last Christmas, and has since adopted a new...
View ArticleLearning Center
Your learning center is a display of your performance on the night of the notables. This will account for a large portion of a TALONS’ first term English grade as I have found out in my years as a...
View ArticleSuspicion and Daunt
When I had first found the slip of paper on my desk and instructed to list my first and second choices for a book to read in the upcoming novel study I had chosen Persepolis. It’s supposed to be a...
View ArticleIsland Ethos
…in which case they turned to their radios, checking in with various compatriots whom they invariably found to be checking in with them: hapless voices tuned to one another in the hope of some shred of...
View ArticleA good rant for my woes, and a Guitar for the silence
—3 months has past since I—armed with a loaned guitar, some bad photo-copies, a picture book with guitar lessons, and some tidbits of inspirational hope—began the journey to master the guitar. Topics...
View ArticleReality, Veils, and Contrast
A scant few lines into the trial of Kabuo Miyamoto, with Hooks zealously examining the witnesses with questions and Nels cross examining the same confused witnesses with confusion of his own, my mind...
View ArticleAn Empty Room for Rent
Mystery Man A picture can mean a thousand words, but the man in this picture means many thousands more. Who he is you ask, I cannot rightfully tell. Words cannot do justice to the character of this...
View ArticleStrenuous Times and D:
The Asiatc “This is the face of the enemy!” were words shouted in the streets of Vancouver on the high noon of September 7, 1907. And as 10,000 whites marched down Powell Street that day, the...
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