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The science behind the brew

Cody Wilby finds out what it takes to become a brewmaster.

Humility, openness and problem solving keys to being a diplomat

Travelling the world is often what comes to mind when thinking about a career in the foreign service. Being a diplomat or working in foreign affairs does not come easily. “There’s a difference between studying international affairs and getting involved in the government,” says Jean Daudelin, a professor at Carleton’s Norman Paterson School of International Affairs.

The life of a diplomat: Hollywood secrecy or polite negotiation?

At briefings, diplomats gather and have an equal opportunity to express these government views and listen to the ideas of others, says Paul Young, a policy advisor for the Canadian government. But sometimes, countries themselves have different opinions and agreements can’t always be made. “In certain circumstances, you would look for a common ground if there’s a disagreement,” Clive Wright, a British diplomat, says. “That’s the nature of the job in many ways — to reach that sort of compromise and to negotiate a good way forward.”

Cutting costs with consignment

Consignment and vintage shopping helps unemployed students save money.

Fan fiction: What is it?

Fan fiction is when fans of a book, movie, or any other kind of story pen their own versions using the characters or settings from stories they love. Here are some examples:
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