Cassandra Pao is a journalist based in Kingston, Ontario, focusing on local news and issues. She writes for The Queen's Journal, covering a range of topics including digital literacy, politics, addiction, and academia. Cassandra is passionate about bringing attention to important stories and sparking meaningful conversations within her community.
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Cassandra's coverage focuses on local issues, particularly those related to Queen's University in Ontario. She shows a particular interest in topics related to journalism, student issues, and academia.
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Barbie should promote diverse expressions of femininity to young girls, including athleticism.
Regardless of who produces artwork, or at what stage performers are in their career, art criticism is a well-established, expected response. If the public's criticism isn't welcomed, neither should be their attendance.
Grade inflation, fueled by factors such as pressure to maintain high graduation rates and competitive college admissions, can distort students' academic records and undermine the credibility of high school grades as a measure of academic preparedness. Without standardized tests, universities may struggle to differentiate between students from schools with rigorous grading standards and those with more lenient ones.
Queen's Community Housing rental increases disavow responsibility towards graduate students.
Grocery store receipt scanners aren't problematic but point to larger issues in Canada.
Applicants in 2024 face uniquely frustrating barriers to accessing employment.
By: Cassandra Pao
Hollywood struggles to meaningfully depict the eat the rich trope.
The hazing incident that erased a prestigious Queen's Commerce club : A hazing incident in October 2022 resulted in the indefinite suspension of
The AMS's public relations approach to communication wasted $62.3 million in student dollars.
By: Cassandra Pao
Film photography deserves to be more than an aesthetic from a forgotten time.
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