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Best unconventional study tips (to turn your WAM around)
Written by David McKay and edited by Emily Seeto Caption: Active recall? Don’t know her. Past papers? Wouldn’t have a clue. The quickest way to…
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To Build a Snowman
Written by: Chenglin Wu Edited by: David Mckay Let’s build a snowman. His nose will be straight and round; His arms thick and strong; And…
On Procrastination, and How to Make the Most of It
It’s about a week off from your exams and you see more of your classmates on Anki during class – a tell-tale sign to start…
Victoria’s Book Review!
Written by: Victoria Sun Edited by: Monika Manoharan Book 1: Lessons in Chemistry There are three things I love in a novel, and ‘Lessons in…
What Your Study Music Says About You
*Definitely not sponsored by Spotify Written by Monika Manoharan Edited by Mohamed Budebes Well, Lofi is easy to find and easy to listen to. When…
Overprescription leads to placebo-resistant diseases
Written by Ara Downey and edited by Yaron Gu SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: Years into an epidemic of multiresistant bacterial species, healthcare professionals are battling a new…
Of Fortnite and Volleyball
“Tell us about yourself.” These are the words which I fear the most. I wait dreadfully as each person before me speaks of their hobbies;…
Medicine Program Redesign Proposes Replacing Students With Well-Trained Ferrets
Written by Ara Downey and edited by Victoria Sun In an unexpected departure from traditional teaching styles, the new Medicine Green Paper proposes replacing students…
Web Ph’Deez, Medsoc’s Friendly Neighbourhood Spiderperson: A Hypothesis
It is not a shocker that I am one of the many people who liked Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse – it is a great sequel…
Does watching medical TV drama count as studying?
Written by David McKay & edited by Emily Seeto Introduction If mental gymnastics were an Olympic sport, medical students would all be decorated athletes. The…