In this segment of The Scoop, we sit down with Gary Durrant, President and Founder of Durrant Sports. He is an NBPA, FIBA & NCAA Certified Player Agent and he chats with us about the world of sports, how it has been affected by the pandemic and various social movements, as well as shares advice […]
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In this segment, we sit down with Philippe Haddad, a 4th year ArtSci student in History, and recent Inquiry@Queen’s presenter and prize winner. Philippe chats about his research paper “Shut up and Dribble”, a paper that analyzes the intersection of race and capitalism in the history of the NBA.
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Topic: Understanding the lived experiences of spouses who are separated in long-term care facilities. . Overview: The aim of my research is to explore the lived experiences of older adults who are separated from their partners in two separate long-term care facilities – specifically in relation to feelings of loneliness and isolation
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Taylor and Mike continue their countdown to the Oscars with reviews of Judas and the Black Messiah, One Night In Miami… and Hillbilly Elegy. They review the films and give their thoughts on if the Oscar Nominations they all got, fit each movie. They also answer fan questions about what makes a screen play an adapted one and […]
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Thomas and Evan dive into the Madness that is March and evaluate this upcoming off season market for restricted free agents.
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Join your three hosts this week to talk all about the latest trend – manifestation and the Law of Attraction. We go into the history of the practice, all the way back to the dawn of the New Thought and New Age movements. Then we chat about how people actually partake in it, if it […]
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In this segment, we sit down with Noah Weisbord of Queen’s Faculty of Law to chat about the Atlanta Spa shootings that took the lives of 8 people including eight Asian-American women. Noah sheds light on the crimes of which Robert Aaron Long is accused, the problematic reactions of law enforcement and media pundits, and […]
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Ring ring! In light of struggling small business Rogers finding $20 billion laying around to buy Shaw this week, we look at the history of the telecommunications industry in Canada, a sordid tale of government-granted monopolies, showdowns in rural Quebec, and, of course, race science. We also cheer for Jeanine Añez’s imprisonment and mourn the […]
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On Thursday March 4th 2021, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced more than $518 million in research infrastructure funding through the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI). This funding will support 102 state-of-the-art projects at 35 post-secondary institutions and research hospitals across the country, and will help Canada remain at the forefront of exploration, innovation and discovery. […]
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