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Let’s learn and have fun, with AC Day 1!

It’s almost time for AC Day One!! Coming up September 7th, 2021, AC Day One is Algonquin College’s (currently virtual) orientation day! It includes program orientation for new students to learn about classes and virtually meet professors as well as a multitude of virtual social activities and events for new and returning students!

There are useful information sessions, interesting workshops to attend, live local music, plus great activities where you can even win prizes!

Here are a few of the fantastic opportunities available during Fall 2021 AC Day 1!

Get Social!

Throughout the day there will be an AC Day 1 Discord Server up and running! Join the Algonquin College server for one day only – available from 9:00am until 5:00pm. Looking to make some new friends? Check out The Social Room! Connect with other AC students from across the world. Pop in anytime, introduce yourself, and chat with your peers. Everyone is welcome! Enjoy the live music by local artists and even a motivational speech to start your term off strong.

Workshops

Hobbiesville, Entrepreneurship & Pokémon

Join in a discussion with Logan Fournier, owner of Hobbiesville, as he speaks about his journey to entrepreneurship that started with a search for his old Pokémon collection in his parents’ basement.

Bonus: Win 1 of 3 gift cards to Hobbiesville during this session!

Let’s Get Nerdy About Nature

Ross Reid of Nerdy About Nature will be speaking on using his skills in filmmaking and communication to spread awareness about the environment. During this session, we will chat about the importance of learning to communicate with others, learn cool facts about nature, and discuss the intricate role that humans play within the ecosystem.

Other events include: Trivia, an Escape Room, Comedy Show, and Stretching and Sketching. Register Today!

Information Sessions

Don’t forget to check out the super useful information sessions on how to use Library Resources and Brightspace, details on Health & Dental Plans, and of course your program orientation!

End the day with a BANG!

AC Day 1 Fireworks Live Stream

And finally, close out the evening and celebrate the beginning of a new academic year with a fireworks display. Hosted by the Algonquin Students’ Association (SA) and Algonquin Student Support Services, the firework display will take place on Tuesday, September 7, 2021, at 9:00 pm. Watch this live stream event with loved ones under the stars, or if you are located in the area, step out on your balcony or front lawn and be united by this beautiful display.

Sign up today for AC Day 1 and start your semester off right!

Preparing for College: Feeling like an AC student!

Welcome to part three of our ongoing series to help you get prepared to start your studies or a new semester!

While some programs will be returning to campus and others will remain remote this Fall we wanted to share some ways that anyone can feel like an AC Student!

Participate in AC Day One Activities

AC Day One is the official start to the semester! It’s a day that involves program orientation, events, and activities which are all currently being delivered virtually. Learn how to navigate the online library, get questions answered about your health plan, booklists and materials, and how to get started with Brightspace and Zoom. Then have some fun! Join in with other students to chat on discord, play trivia, sketch & stretch, enjoy a comedy show, and more! Check out the full listing of events and sign up today!

Add Merch to your Shopping Cart when ordering your textbooks

While you’re scrolling or strolling through Connections – The Campus Store for your textbooks and materials, maybe add a sweater, mug, or even cute pet accessory!

Join Clubs & Communities

Getting involved in extra-curricular activities can help you feel more connected to others and can offer some balance to your school experience. They are a great way to meet people and participate in fun activities or get involved in the community. There are groups for everything from sports and politics, to gaming and culture. Check out the full listing or if you have a great idea, start your own club!

Join Facebook Groups for your program

A quick search of the groups section of Facebook shows that there are all student groups, year specific groups, program specific groups, and more! Join them, meet new people, learn about what’s going on, and get involved with the AC community.

Follow AC accounts on Social Media

Algonquin College has main accounts on most major platforms as well as a variety of accounts for different campuses, services, and departments. Following different accounts is a great way to stay informed about what is going on at AC and can help you connect with other students.

Reach out to people in your program

You’ll be interacting with your classmates on a regular basis, if you find someone you think is interesting or that you might connect with, reach out to them! Reaching out to someone and starting a conversation can be the fastest way to make college friends and feel like you’re part of a student community.

Preparing for College: Planning for a new school year!

Welcome to the second part of our ongoing series to help you get prepared to start your studies or a new semester!

Make sure your technology is up to date and working

First things first! There is nothing worse than having your technology fail when you’re trying to start off the school year, it can leave you behind in your work or unable to participate in classes fully. Check out the requirements for your program and make sure you check all your tools and make sure they are operating to the best of their ability. If you need anything fixed or replaced try to do it before the semester starts, and don’t forget about those student discounts!

Establish spaces to study

There are lots of differences between remote-learning and in-person learning but what is essential for both is to establish some good study spaces whether its at home or on campus. Having a place that mentally helps you shift into study mode can help you maintain focus and make it easier to get work done.

Purchase Your Textbooks (or any other equipment you may need)

Do this before the semester starts so that you can make sure you have everything ready to learn on the first day of classes! Some courses dive right in and you need all your materials, texts, and equipment right from the start. Booklists are available in your course materials or visit the Campus Book Store where you can search for your texts based on the course you’re enrolled in.

Establish routines prior to the start of classes

Depending on your out of school routines, you might be sleeping in a lot or have some irregular life patterns. Starting the week before school, or even earlier, to establish some routines that will help get you ready for school life and schedules school hours can be a great way to make sure you are prepared and ready for the first day. It can be really hard to just jump into changes and giving yourself some time can help your brain adjust and be ready to learn.

Set up your email and check it regularly

Your email is how the college, your fellow students, your professors, and facilitators are going to be staying in touch with you. Make sure to get it set it up and check it at least once a day!

Check out your timetable on ACSIS

Your timetable will tell you where and when your classes are as well as who is teaching them. Check out your schedule on ACSIS well in advance of classes starting so that you can make sure you’re all ready when the first day comes.

Complete your Online Prep!

Algonquin has a whole step by step process of lists, tutorials, and even fun items to help you get ready, prepped, and excited to start the semester. Head over to the Orientation Website for more details.

Download the Brightspace Mobile App

Brightspace is the online portal that Algonquin College uses to make digital materials available for courses, it’s also used for online discussions, assignment submissions, testing, and more. You will get super familiar with the system over the semester. What many students don’t realize is that Brightspace has a mobile app that is easy to use and super helpful especially for seeing what assignments are coming up and keeping track of updates from your courses.

Preparing For College: Budgeting & Finances

We’re excited to bring you a new series all about what to do to get yourself prepared for starting college or even just a new semester!

Apply for OSAP

First things first! Apply for OSAP! You are not obligated to take the money that OSAP offers to you but this is an opportunity to receive grants (the stuff you don’t have to pay back) in addition to loans. Applying for OSAP can also make you eligible for some on campus jobs, so again, APPLY FOR OSAP!

Check out Algonquin College’s Financial Aid webpage for resources and details on applying.

Check out the Algonquin College Bursary Portal

Algonquin College has their own Bursary Portal that you can access through your ACSIS account! It usually requires you to give a few additional details but it only takes a few minutes to complete and can offer you a bit of extra money to help towards school!

Apply for awards and scholarships.

Awards and scholarships are a great way to get some extra funding towards your education and they are available from a wide variety of place, you just have to apply. Algonquin College has their own established awards and bursaries , you can also find listings of grants, scholarships, and awards from websites like Scholarships Canada, Yconic, and Student Awards. It’s also worth checking out your bank, many major banks offer scholarships, grants, and bursaries, you just have to do a quick Google search.

Figure out your expenses.

Figure out what your expenses are! Making a list of your expenses is important so that you know upfront how much money you will need and also so that some large expense doesn’t pop up out of nowhere! Make sure to list: tuition, books, cost of living expenses (rent, bills, car payments, cellphone, etc.), any extra fees for your program and any tools you might need for school (laptop, software, camera, notebooks, tools). And don’t forget to take advantage of student discounts!!

Check out budgeting apps & tools

These days there are all sorts of tools to help you budget. Try a few and see what works best for you. Check out our address your financial stress article for some great ideas for where to start, or this great comparison of budget apps from Young and Thrifty.

Check out the resources from AC

Algonquin College has specific resources from Financial Aid that can help support you financially as you make your way through your education.

Find part-time employment.

If you’re able, try taking on a part-time employment! Algonquin College has job opportunities on campus or find something local to you. Even better, try finding something that relates to your area of study.

Use your summer job to fund your school year.

Summer jobs are a great way to earn money to help you pay for all your needs through the school year or help you get that extra bit of spending money for fun breaks during the semester.

Working while in school? We have some great advice for YOU!

There are lots of benefits to working during your time in College, the top ones that come up over and over again tend to be financial, skill, and/or experience related. Here are our top 3 benefits for working while in school and some advice from AC Alumni and students on managing that work-school life.

Benefits

Money!

The reason most students work is financially motivated, which makes sense, since working while in school can help you pay your bills, lessen your students loans, or even just give you some spending money for the things you want.

Boost your time management skills

Balancing work and school is an excellent test of your time management skills or a great way to improve them. Figuring out how to balance work responsibilities, school work requirements, and your personal responsibilities is good practice for the future. Any employer, no matter what field you work in after college, is looking to hire people who can manage their time and their work effectively to get things done and within time limits.

Work experience

Work experience on your resume is always a good thing. Work experience that ties into your studies is even better! It can elevate your learning by offering you real world experiences to boost your comprehension.

There are great benefits to working while in school, but it is always good to keep in mind that things are not always simple or easy, so we asked some students and alumni for advice they wish someone had given them before they got started.

Advice

Prioritize your studies.

“My number one piece of advice for you, as someone who has been working two part-time jobs through school, is to make school your number one priority and let your employer know this. Making your employer aware of this, or finding an employer who will understand this is absolutely key. College offers you so many opportunities for your future + you are paying to learn, so make the most of the experience!” Paige, Current Student, Business Marketing.

Know that you can do anything but be realistic.

“You are capable of more than you think. If you work hard, it IS going to pay off. You are not expected to take on everything, but you can handle whatever is thrown your way!” Mariah, Recent Graduate of the Recreation and Leisure Studies program, Current Student, Personal Support Worker.

When deciding how many hours to work, remember to book some time for you!

“Make sure you’re giving yourself some downtime and not just filling your schedule with school and shifts at work. Make sure you’re open with your employer and that school is a priority. If your employer isn’t willing to work with you, it might be time to find a new job. Save, save, save! School is expensive, and if you’re going to be working through school, make sure you’re not just spending everything you make.” Abigail, AC Alumni and Current Student, Radio Broadcasting.

Communicate with your employer.

“Prioritize school over everything else, you will get through it. Discuss your priorities with your boss and figure out how your role and hours can be adjusted to best suit your needs.” Joel, AC Alumni, Computer Programming

Join in on the ultimate study session!

We’re getting down to crunch time for the Spring/Summer semester! There’s lots of assignments, large projects, and of course, exams coming up.

Anyone else miss having some study buddies to just sit around campus with and to help you focus on getting your stuff done?

While the majority of us aren’t yet back on campus, the AC Hub and the Student Learning Centre wanted to help recreate a bit of that atmosphere for students.

On July 28th, 2021 from 11 AM – 1 PM they are going to be hosting virtual study session live from Algonquin College’s Horticultural Building. Join the zoom call and enjoy the sights while also listening to some live music from musician Zachary Martin. He will be providing a live relaxing study soundtrack for attendees for the first hour of this event.

<a href="https://zacharymartin.bandcamp.com/track/one-in-forever">One In Forever by Zachary Martin</a>

<a href="https://zacharymartin.bandcamp.com/track/organic">Organic by Zachary Martin</a>

So tune in, because sometimes it’s easier to focus if you have a buddy or twenty to help keep you accountable and on task.

Need some help with what you’re working on?

In the second hour of this event, Student Learning Centre Coaches are going to be available in break out room workshops to offer academic support if you’re stuck on something or would like some assistance with:

Presentation Skills
Math
ESL Conversation Group
How to utilize the Library and avoiding Plagiarism
Writing

REGISTER TODAY

6 Essential tips for online teamwork!

So, you’re participating in remote or online learning, which has its own challenges, but now you’re being asked to do teamwork?!?

Don’t worry, we have you covered! Here are 6 essential tips to help you manage teamwork successfully.

1) OVER COMMUNICATE

Communication is absolutely key in any kind of teamwork. When you aren’t seeing your teammates in person or in a classroom it is absolutely essential to communicate even more than you normally would! WhatsApp, Outlook, Teams, Zoom, Trello, and Discord are among the many ways that you can communicate with your team, pick a platform and stick to it. If everyone is communicating what they are working on, what their plans are, how they are getting their work done, any questions they have, anything they need help with, it will make working together so much easier.

Where online teamwork has an advantage over in-person is that most work is done through messages and email. This means when you remember discussing something with a teammate last week but can’t quite remember the details, you can just go back and check.

2) SET UP AN ORGANIZED & SHARED SPACE

An often overlooked essential aspect of doing teamwork is setting up an organized, shared space online. Pick your platform (OneDrive, Google, Discord etc.) and set up folders for different assignments or classes. Label everything clearly and give access to all team members, this way everyone always has easy access to working documents and can share their work in a way that makes it easy to find.

3) SCHEDULE REGULAR MEETINGS

A meeting once a week even if there isn’t a specific thing you need to talk about can help build cohesiveness in a team and inevitably things you need to discuss as a team will come up. Meetings are also a great way to talk through projects, ideas, issues, questions, and more, in a quick and easy way.

4) REACH OUT TO YOUR INSTRUCTORS

If you’re having trouble working well as a team, reach out for help from your instructors and professors. They are there to help. Often they can meet with you individually or as a team and discuss strategies so that you can move forward working together effectively.

Do this early on, don’t let any issues pile up and drag down productivity and morale!

5) ESTABLISH TEAM ROLES

Creating team roles and establishing tasks that certain team members are responsible for can be a great way to break large projects into smaller manageable sections. Not everyone has to worry about communications if you have a designated person who is talking to your instructor, or client. Same goes for who is going to upload the assignments? What about setting up team meetings in zoom? Assigning these tasks is a great way for everyone to take responsibility for aspects of the project so that no single person is burdened with all of the stress or work.

6) LEARN TEAM MEMBERS’ STRENGTHS

Is someone really good at doing the finishing touches and formatting? what about research? or do their strengths lay in writing and editing? Figuring this out can be one of the most effective ways to get things done as a team. There are lots of tasks in team projects and having people work to their strengths typically motivates them and will get them more excited to work on a project.

Teamwork can be tricky, but there are ways to make it easier, more manageable, and enjoyable.

Your COVID safe Ottawa summer bucket list!

Are you sticking around the city this summer? Thinking of making Ottawa your permanent home? Or at least your home for now? There is so much to explore and do in this city in every season! So, grab your mask, hand sanitizer, sunscreen, reusable water bottle and get out and enjoy all that Ottawa has to offer.

How many of these can you check off this Summer?

Explore the city on your bike

Ottawa is home to so many stellar trails and if you like cycling, it is a great way to see the city! Why not make it a whole day adventure? Bike between different parts of the city, grab some tasty treats along the way, and maybe take a break to look at the historic buildings, neat outdoor art, or gardens along your way.

Check out some cycling tour ideas over at Ottawa Tourism.

Check out the awesome urban arts scene!

Ottawa is a city full of stunning urban art to explore, from full building murals, to sculptures, and even miniatures. There is so much to see and a little something for everyone. Check out these highlights from Ottawa Tourism, and then open up the comprehensive google map compiled by House of PainT and plan your next art walk!

Tour some beautiful gardens

Take a stroll through some of the gorgeous public gardens that Ottawa has to showcase. Visit garden promenade for a full listing of beautiful outdoor spaces to check out and even self-guided tours through different parts of Ottawa that include a variety of beautifully curated gardens. There is so much creativity to see and they also make a great backdrop for your next Instagram post.

Illustration by Julia Pinto

Stop by your local a Farmers’ Market

Ottawa is home to four Farmers’ Markets, Orleans (Thursdays), Barrhaven (Sundays), Westboro (Saturdays), and Lansdowne (Sundays, Year-Round)! Making access to local produce, crafted items, or just local farmers and vendors so much easier. Check out their website for full details and locations.

Fun Note: On top of the local Farmers’ Markets, Ottawa is also home to two permanent markets that are open daily, the Parkdale Market & Byward Market.

Have a picnic in one of Ottawa’s great green spaces

Picnics are so much fun and make for a great way to hang out with friends in a safe and physically distanced manner! Grab some fun treats from home or a local restaurant, a blanket or lawn chairs, and head out to one of Ottawa’s beautiful green spaces. Want some alone time? Bring snacks, a blanket, and your relaxing item of choice (book, crafting project, sketchbook, podcast, music).

Fun Note: There are fun lawn games that you can play while maintaining social distance! Try out bocci ball, you can usually find a set at your local dollar store and it can make for a very fun afternoon!

Get out on the water for a paddle

Whether you’re a beginner or a more experienced paddler, there are some lovely opportunities to get out on the water in Ottawa. With river, canal, and lake access all within the city there are plenty of opportunities to use your own canoe, kayak, or stand-up paddle board, as well as several companies situated around the city that offer a wide variety of rentals.

Photo of people paddling a canoe in a pond in the Arboretum in Ottawa

Visit Andrew Haydon Park

Ottawa has several great water adjacent green spaces to check out! If you have a chance head over and check out Andrew Haydon Park. This park, located on Carling Avenue in Nepean, has ample green space for picnics, has a bandstand and gazebo for gatherings and music, offers countless trails to run, bike, or just wander down, and as an added bonus is right next to the Nepean Sailing Club so you can spend an afternoon just watching the boats if you’d like.

Fun note! The Ottawa Area Model Yacht Club members can often be found here sailing their mini sailboats which is a true delight to watch.

Photo of pond filled with model sailboats in Andrew Haydon park in Ottawa

Cool off with a swim

We are lucky enough to have access to four public beaches in the city: Petrie Island Beach, Britannia Beach, Mooney’s Bay Beach, and Westboro Beach, in addition to countless wading pools and splash pads to help you cool down on those extra hot days. Find a spot near you.

What’s summer without ice cream?!?

And lucky for you, Paige (me!) is a connoisseur of ice cream and Queen of finding good ice cream, no matter the place or season. In Ottawa we’re actually very lucky and there are some absolutely stellar options! Gelato, Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Sorbet, Soft Serve, or just straight up Vanilla Ice Cream – you can find it all in Ottawa. Try out The Merry Dairy, Stella Luna, Moo Shu, or one of these other great spots found around the city.

Photo of someone holding an ice cream cone in front of The Merry Dairy store - in Ottawa.

Please make sure to practice physical distancing, wear your mask when appropriate, wash your hands, and stay safe! Follow Ottawa Public Health Guidelines for gathering regulations and more.

6 great options when selecting electives

Most programs at Algonquin offer you the opportunity to take one or two electives outside of your regular program courses. This is a great chance to learn something new or expand your knowledge on a topic of interest.

General Electives fall into the following thematic areas: Arts in Society, Civic Life, Social and Cultural Understanding, Personal Understanding, Science and Technology. It’s good to note that the options may change depending on your program of enrolment and the term.

When making your selection, think about picking something that you are both interested in and will offer you the opportunity for growth!

Want to learn more about Art & Design?

Art and design can be seen in almost everything that we interact with on a daily basis. Learning how it has evolved, and what kind of influence it has on how you express yourself or behave, can be useful in both your personal and professional life as well as just interesting!

Symbols, text, and meaning

We all use symbols and text everyday to express ourselves, but how much time do you spend thinking about what you interact with on a daily basis and how it influences you and the world around you. This course will help students develop an understanding of how language and text influence expression, culture and mass media, through the examination of both traditional and contemporary approaches. An excellent course especially if you have any interest in communications, media, design, marketing, or business.

Looking to improve your personal life?

Take a look at your personal finances, work on building a healthy lifestyle, or take a look at your personal perceptions and happiness.

Introduction to personal finance

Establishing and maintaining healthy personal financial affairs are important steps towards overall success in life. This course provides practical learning and activities to help you understand better how to manage your personal finances now and in to the future.

Healthy lifestyle

It can be hard to prioritize thinking about your health and lifestyle when you’re entrenched in your college program! This course is designed for students to spend their time assessing their personal lifestyles and learning to improve them through self-evaluation, weekly journals, and hands-on exercises.

Positive psychology: The science of happiness and well-being

We could all probably do with spending some time thinking about happiness and our own well-being! Positive Psychology looks at how we can make life more satisfying and meaningful through interventions and actions that promote and develop qualities such as self-knowledge, learned optimism, gratitude, mindfulness, resilience, and community connection.

Interested in the environment?

The need to lead healthy, environmentally conscious lives is increasingly important! Learn how to make changes in your personal life for the betterment of the environment as well as how you can influence and drive change in your communities.

Living green

This is a great all around course for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of current environmental issues that our world is facing. In this course students acquire the practical knowledge and skills required to explore current environmental challenges and identify personal plans for living in an environmentally responsible manner.

Looking to add to your career development?

We can all always use some additional career development! The world is rapidly changing and getting to know the trends in today’s workplace and be essential to success in the workforce.

Trends in today’s workplace

Get yourself workplace ready! This would be an especially great course for anyone looking to enter the workforce for the first time or maybe the first time in a while. In today’s culture of work, every employee needs to be knowledgeable about current trends and issues in the workplace. Students explore issues facing employees in today’s technology-driven workplace and investigate the realities of social networking, diversity in the workplace, and work mobility.

For the full listing of programs as well as their description and course outlines head on over to the general education electives homepage. For more information on how to register for your elective click here!

The AC bucket list for first year students

You’ve accepted your offer and now you’re waiting for the fall to come so you can take the next leap towards your future – congrats! This is a huge deal, and while you may not know it yet, your life is about to change.

Despite the worries that you may have about the studying, assignments and exams, there are tons of experiences that are worth looking forward to.

Here’s a list of activities that you should take advantage of once you join us on Campus:

1. Take part in AC Day 1

The first thing to check off your bucket list is AC Day 1. The event is for incoming full-time, first year Fall students, and as the name entails, this is your first day of school. Don’t miss out on one of our biggest days of the year where the campuses comes alive with tons of fun activities, free entertainment, games and more.

2. Compete in Open Mic, Trivia Night or Dirty Bingo at the Observatory

The Observatory (or as most call it – “the Ob”) is the go-to place on the Ottawa Campus for a fun night out where you can enjoy excellent house-made food and drinks on a student budget. During the school year, they regularly put on events including Open Mic, Pub Trivia Night, and the ever-popular Dirty Bingo (what’s better than Drag Queens and fun prizes?)

3. Cheer on the Algonquin Thunder at one of several varsity games

Our men’s and women’s varsity teams compete province-wide in a variety of sports, including basketball, rugby, soccer, cricket, volleyball and even loggersports at our Pembroke campus. Whatever your jam is, come out and show support for your team at one of their many matches at our Woodroffe campus!

4. Give back and branch out by volunteering

Not only does volunteering help you meet new people, cultivate leadership skills and provide you with a meaningful experience, it’s also looks great on your resume! Our Volunteer Centre in the AC Hub is constantly updating their database with fun, local opportunities like Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival and larger, global projects in places like Kenya and Guatemala. Eligible activities can also be applied to your Co-Curricular Record to recognize the work you’ve done and increase your employment opportunities.

5. Get pampered at the Salon, Spa and Boutique

One of the perks of having Esthetician and Hairstyling programs at Algonquin College is that you get to take advantage of deals like $15 for an express mani-pedi, $20 women’s haircut and blow-dry, and $10 men’s cuts. The Salon, Spa and Boutique is open to everyone and is operated by senior students alongside industry certified instructors.

6. Join an intramural team

Intramural sports are the perfect way to keep off that freshman 15 and meet a bunch of new people. Our Ottawa and Pembroke campuses offers a wide variety of leagues, tournaments and off-campus activities throughout the academic year. Registration starts in September so keep your eyes peeled for sign-ups!

Algonquin Perth Campus students can enjoy free yoga, ice hockey, basketball and swimming available at local facilities.

7. Treat yourself at Restaurant International

Chef with culinary students around fiery frying pan

Guys’ night, girls’ night, date night, solo night – whatever the occasion, consider spending it at Restaurant International at Ottawa Campus. Chow down on a delicious three course meal for less than $25, provided by students and faculty from our School of Hospitality and Tourism.

8. Enjoy a show at the Algonquin Commons Theatre

Instead of scrolling through Netflix for hours trying to decide what to watch, head over to the ACT. Open to the entire community, the Algonquin Commons Theatre is home to our beautiful 700+ seat auditorium that hosts a variety of events including comedy shows, popular Broadway performances, live concerts, celebrity meet & greets, free movie nights and more.

9. Join one of over 100 clubs and communities – or make your own!

Whether you’re into dance, e-sports, coding, we’ve got a club or community for just about every interest. This is the perfect opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and make fast friends. And if by some off-chance that you don’t find one that you like, you can start your own!

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