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Gabriela Grzywacz

Comment
02 OCT

We owe it to ourselves to follow Covid-19 guidelines

The guidelines act not only as precaution of spreading the virus, but also a mutual respect for health of ourselves and the college community

Gabriela Grzywacz

It has been nearly 200 days since I was physically in college for my studies. At first it was a nice change from travelling every day for three hours on a germ infested bus just to get to my lectures …

October 2, 2020Leave a commentGabriela Grzywacz October 2, 2020
Student Living
01 DEC

Alumni tales: From translator to filmmaker

Ingrid Nachstern delves into her creative process and her life in Trinity, speaking to Gabriela Grzywacz

Gabriela Grzywacz

Before my interview with Ingrid Nachstern, a ballet teacher, choreographer, director and screenwriter, I wonder how she does it all. I greet her in Bestseller on Dawson Street and we begin chatting. I started by asking her about how she …

December 1, 2019Leave a commentGabriela Grzywacz December 1, 2019
Student Living
19 NOV

Academia was not the root of my anxiety

Gabriela Grzywacz shares her journey through college with anxiety and her reasons for taking her mental health seriously

Gabriela Grzywacz

Starting college was a wake-up call for me in many ways. For six years of secondary school, I was told that my anxiety was caused by the academic pressure that I put on myself. It seemed like a plausible cause …

November 19, 2019Leave a commentGabriela Grzywacz November 19, 2019

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