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Students, sip at your own risk - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Students weigh in on the latest Gen Z workplace debate brewing online Sip at your own risk, because bringing iced coffee to a job interview could cost you the job. Gen Z has been accused of several workplace faux pas over the years, from lacking work ethic to being called “unemployable.” The latest blow came when a recruiter posted a video on TikTok calling out Gen Z candidates for bringing iced coffee to job interviews. In a viral video, recruiter Caitlin Wehniainen claimed the act was too casu
The death of late night - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Late-night talk shows are dying, but its “replacement” is a lifeless knockoff The modern late-night format faces a new challenger: social media “talk shows.” In the last three years, the popularization of short-form content has seen many internet “talk shows” spring up and gain attention. So much so that celebrities have fully embraced this short format and frequently appear as interviewees. As the late-night talk show format continues to struggle, these internet shows are increasingly being pus
‘The Love Hypothesis’ got the formula wrong - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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This romantic experiment received a negative result For a film about love and science, there’s very little chemistry. The Claire Scanlon-directed adaptation of Ali Hazelwood’s novel of the same name, The Love Hypothesis, released on Prime Video on Sept. 23. The film follows Olive Smith, a PhD candidate at Stanford who starts a fake relationship with Dr. Adam Carlson to convince her friend Ahn that she no longer has a crush on their classmate. Also known as “Dr. Evil”, fake dating also works in D
Kingston Writer’s Fest prepares for another year of literary conversation - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Director Bruce Geddes discusses upcoming panels and workshops Kingston Writer’s Fest is turning the city into a world of writers. From Sept. 30 to Oct. 4, the Kingston Writers Fest (KWF) will take over the Kingston Marriott and the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts for its annual literary festival, which consists of workshops and panels from Canada’s acclaimed authors. This year’s theme is “Words Bring Down Walls.” Although the theme was established before Director Bruce Geddes came in
Our society has forgotten everything important is worth fighting for - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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In North America, we don’t do enough to fulfill our civic duty to protest. According to The Economist, 60 per cent of Americans disagree with Trump’s administration, yet they don’t seem to be unified enough to make change, to boycott, to protest, to force anyone’s hand. When I was living in Istanbul in March 2025, the Mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem İmamoğlu, was arrested in a politically motivated attempt to depose President Erdoğan’s main political rival. In response, hundreds of thousands of protest
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