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  Sex & Pancakes

  Melissa Fuller – Published October 1, 2012

  I’m a 22-year-old woman who was infected with type 2 herpes a few years ago.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Kaitlyn Ramsden – Published October 1, 2012

  Every day at the People’s Potato, announcements are made.

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  Rona: Doing It Wrong

  Laura Beeston – Published October 1, 2012

  The year may be 2012, but an abortion debate in this country seems far from over.

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  That Transsexual Guy

  Oliver Leon – Published September 26, 2012

  Now that I’ve been writing for The Link for an entire month of the new school year, I reckon we know each other well enough for me to share this with you, so let me tell you stories about my childhood.

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  Editorial

  The Link – Published September 25, 2012

  The premise reads like a bad email scam. Can’t speak English but want to study in Canada? We’ll get you in—for a price. And please have a thick wad of cash ready for us upon your arrival. In the case of the cover…

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  New Student ID

  Rudrapriya Rathore – Published September 25, 2012

  Where are you right now? Are you in a foyer teeming with backpacks and line-ups for elevators and escalators? Or in a deliberately low-key café smelling like chai lattes? Chances are, your surroundings indicate that you’re a student—and chances are, that means more than you think it does.

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  Who’s Really Spoiled?

  Pierre Chauvin – Published September 25, 2012

  Spoiled brats. For months, those two words were at the forefront of the anti-strike rhetoric.

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  Sex and Pancakes

  Melissa Fuller – Published September 25, 2012

  I’m a young woman who had infected sweat glands in my groin and armpit area as a teenager, which left faint scars. I have always been incredibly self-conscious about the marks (they resemble chicken pox scars) but I know it isn’t normal and could look weird from a guy’s perspective. My boyfriend of a year and a half wants to be more adventurous with our sex life (public, broad daylight, etc.) but I am scared of him seeing my scars. Should I explain to him what happened? I want to be wild!
  —Scarred to Be Seen

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  Let’s Get Growing

  Laura Beeston – Published September 25, 2012

  They told me it would be like this, but I didn’t believe them.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Katie McGroarty – Published September 25, 2012

  After waking up in a POP Montreal-fueled daze/four-day hangover, I was less than pleased this past Sunday morning.