voices 2021 – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

31 03, 2021

Voices 2021 Out!

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We’ve updated our annual anthologies to include Voices 2021! If you haven’t already, you can check

29 03, 2021

The Insider

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This is my quest to a full and quality life, it is a segment of constructive thoughts that have

26 03, 2021

Christine

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11 03, 2021

Children of Shame

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We are birthed of selflessness and sacrifice, Connected by more than just our dinner tables. We

10 03, 2021

Lebanese ibriq (water jug)

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9 03, 2021

The Haunting

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He’s a shell of a man, Haunting the halls of childhood memories. He parallels fragments of

8 03, 2021

International Women’s Day

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5 03, 2021

Perceptions

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As I sit hunched at my desk, Eyes squinting, hands trembling – Typing blurry words on

4 03, 2021

The Check-list

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How badly do I crave stability that I am willing to pull the rug out from

3 03, 2021

The Broken Facade

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Sometimes I wonder, who am I? The one who lost herself to diffidence. The one who

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