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This is where it's at these days:

• Personal Tumblr: http://tianareid.tumblr.com/
• Collective photo Tumblr: http://schemesandicecreams.tumblr.com/

guardian social enterprise blog

Something I wrote last month: "Are recent graduates choosing social enterprise as a viable career path?" It got followed up on the Guardian Social Enterprise Network with a poll about social enterprise and talent management.

antithesis zine

I co-edited the first-ever Antithesis zine. It's filled with words, art and clothing, and overall, it's something I'm very proud of. I also wrote three (if I can remember correctly) short fiction-y pieces. I say "y" because nothing's ever that fabricated. Click logo for the link.

dining alone

I wrote a fun piece, about my perpetual aloneness (sort of), for Thought Catalog.

casino magazine: issue #3

sarah linhares

I really mean this is my last interview for the LOOKOUT x Red Bull Music Academy series. Here: my Q&A with vocalist Sarah Linhares (2007 participant).

bad news from the bronx

This is about a month old, so I'm sure it's been all over the internet and back. But I don't live on this planet, most of the time. Anyway, it's Bad News from the Bronx and Opening Ceremony's cute video-thing. It's fun. Keora is my absolute favourite. The girls I knew back in grade school who were on the stepping team were always the baddest. Like Nicki Minaj bad. I was always so envious, but being half-white and all, I never did have much natural rhythm and coordination. (I'm joking. That's essentialist. Having rhythm has nothing to do with being black, riiiight.) Speaking of stereotypes, I do wish that someone who shopped at Opening Ceremony actually stepped, because that would be rad. Prove me wrong.

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photo: we heart it via le love

david ryshpan

Click ici for my final interview with former Red Bull Music Academy participants. This one is with David Ryshpan, a pianist/composer/arranger/blogger—proving that RBMA isn't just for electronic music. 
P.S. The application deadline has been extended until April 26 and a new location will be announced April 11.

goodbye to embarrassment

"Goodbye to embarrassment" is my last column (and my last piece ever) for The McGill Daily—since I'm graduating and all.  Click to read. To read my column in its entirety: click here. It just may have been the shortest column to have ever lived.