Meet the Senior Editor: Naomi Barghiel
How old are you? 21 Hometown? Toronto, ON What program are you in? Honours Specialization in Media, Information and Technoculture with a...
Naomi Barghiel (Western ‘21)
Naomi Barghiel (Western ‘21)
Naomi is a fourth-year student at Western University, pursuing an Honours Specialization degree in Media Information and Technoculture and a minor in Creative Writing. She is also a Senior Editor for Her Campus Western. Naomi enjoys writing short scrips, blogging about nonsense, and binge reading psycho-thrillers. Her most acknowledged skills are funding the entire dairy farm with her love of cheese and speaking Romanian at inappropriate times.
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Don't Wait To See Jojo Rabbit
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Meet The Editor: Jill O'Craven
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5 Ways to Battle Seasonal Depression
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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
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Debunked: Sex on the First Date
A woman saying no to sex isn’t the same as denying a gangster who offers you drugs off the curb of a McDonald’s parking lot.
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Let Glossier Be Your Only Exception to Trusting Hyped up Fads
Glossier conveniently comes to the rescue when your bank account, new car and ring are exploding all at once.
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6 Tips for Having Your Own Orientation Week After First Year
Here are six tips for having your own Orientation Week when you don’t live on campus in your upper years.
