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 There has always been one particular melon we find the hardest to swallow. A bitter melon.
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Just the Numbers: Oh Canada!
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Celebrating this vast land called Canada on it's 141st birthday, we compiled a short list on some fun Canadian facts. Oh Canada! |
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Just the Numbers: The Magazine Rack
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After a short hiatus JXM returns with another installment of Just the Numbers. We took a look at the Magazine Rack and did a pysical count of diversity. We plucked the April '08 issue from popular women's, men's and current affairs titles to size up and scrutizine the images that pass by us daily. |
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Just the Numbers: Face of the Box Office
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After a long, but probably mostly unnoticed absence (we kid... *ahem* maybe not...?), JXM has decided to bring back Just the Numbers. So do the movies really mirror real life? Well the numbers (and pictures) don't lie.
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Turning Off the Stereo-Types
By Liem Vu
May 25, 2007
As we creep closer to reaching the first decade in the new millennia, we’ve seen a drastic change in the international social setting, especially in North America. With immigration rates soaring, and a plethora of cultures permeating Western culture, it has finally manifested itself in the media. |
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The Next Best Thing to Sliced Bread
By Melanie Chung
January 30, 2006
There are few inventions that have actually made living life a tad easier. At one point, when we all had hair on our back and loincloths as clothing, the wheel was invented. We became better. The possibility of living without such a small item has become unthinkable. We build buildings with it, it transports us, and it has limitless uses (okay so that's not entirely true). |
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Just the Numbers
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Sometimes numbers can be worth a thousand words. So we present you with the first installment of Just the Numbers. When it comes to death however, nothing more ever needs to be said.
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Maybe it's you
By Melanie Chung
April 08, 2005
I've always been told that I'm blunt, rash, harsh, or bitter among other things when it came to my opinions. Granted, I haven't disputed or denied having these 'traits' and I have done my best to curb my bad habits and possibly offending other people. However, I have found a benefit to my 'rash bluntness' - I've used it to create art. One of the first films I've ever made in film school was a forty-second black and white film portraying the lack of representation or misrepresentation of Asians in Western media. Being the only minority in my class at the time, my film garnered quite a response from a few of my classmates.
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