The message of incessant Christmas advertising is clear: buy more stuff and you’ll be happier. (Photo courtesy of Piktochart archives) By Sophie Diego The 1966 film How the Grinch Stole…
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For most of my grade school years, I loved celebrating Christmas with my classmates. Our classrooms had Christmas trees that we decorated, and a teacher would visit us dressed like Santa. In English, we wrote letters to the North Pole and in math, we received candy canes for doing well on tests. Just before the holidays, the school would put on a big Christmas concert, for which we’d dress up like elves and sing carols for our parents. As you can imagine, it was quite the spectacle.
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Jingle bells, sleigh rides and colours of red and gold cloud my mind just as November rolls around. When I mention the holiday season to people, most reply with, “Oh my, a little early isn’t it?”
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The Amphitheatre of Ryerson’s Student Learning Centre transformed into a holiday market this week with over 50 vendors and a lot of homegrown talent.
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Earlier this month, Ryerson Student Life brought back their #RUKind initiative in honour of World Kindness Day. The initiative included giving away prizes to students such as gift cards for…