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Students find peace and support through cookie decorating

Yuye Jiang — September 27, 2024

The Algonquin Students’ Association held the Cookie Decorating and Sharing Circle in E-building to kick off Pride Week

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Three years ago, the author felt hesitant and fearful of facing the camera. Now, she stands tall and calm when facing others' lenses.

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First Person: It’s okay to pursue beauty, but don’t lose yourself in the process

Yuye Jiang — October 28, 2024

I spent so long trying to meet other people's standards of beauty. Now, I see that being yourself is the most beautiful thing any of us can do

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Hui Chen is holding her tote bag featuring a heartwarming design of her dog. She will find a place to hang it in her house because it symbolizes comfort and it's a reminder of home.

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Tote bag art therapy, where you can stitch memories and paint peace

Yuye Jiang — November 15, 2024

Amid the chaos at the end of the term, Algonquin College students embraced a moment of calm, transforming blank tote bags into vibrant works of art

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Chenier Mushy (right) made a special medallion cookie for Zak Zinya (left) as a way to recognize her dedication to the queer community and great talent as a drag king.

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Students find peace and support through cookie decorating

Yuye Jiang
September 27, 2024

First-level TV broadcasting student, Yug Patel (far right), is joined by fellow practical nursing students Runtian Xu, Aisha, Chiandna, and Venkateshwari Sursh as they network and connect with peers. The event allowed these international students to meet mentors and explore career-building resources.

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International students learn volunteering and networking enhance career prospects

Yuye Jiang
October 13, 2024

Three years ago, the author felt hesitant and fearful of facing the camera. Now, she stands tall and calm when facing others' lenses.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/yuye-jiang-jpg-scaled.jpg" alt="Three years ago, the author felt hesitant and fearful of facing the camera. Now, she stands tall and calm when facing others' lenses." />

First Person: It’s okay to pursue beauty, but don’t lose yourself in the process

Yuye Jiang
October 28, 2024

Hui Chen is holding her tote bag featuring a heartwarming design of her dog. She will find a place to hang it in her house because it symbolizes comfort and it's a reminder of home.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/IMG_9905.png" alt="Hui Chen is holding her tote bag featuring a heartwarming design of her dog. She will find a place to hang it in her house because it symbolizes comfort and it's a reminder of home." />

Photo: Yuye Jiang

Tote bag art therapy, where you can stitch memories and paint peace

Yuye Jiang
November 15, 2024

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