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UrduYour Loyola Student Council (https://www.instagram.com/loyolalsc/) has been planning many events for Halloween! Don’t forget the civvies / costume days that are coming as well!
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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT LOYOLA
Announcements in Brief
Upcoming Events
Oct
27
Tue
Students are invited to be in civvies or appropriate costumes. Masks should not be worn as the inhibit the use of face masks. Baseball caps should also not be included as part of the costume. Some questions to be reflect on if deciding on on a costume:
- Is my costume making fun of a group of people, their culture or religion?
- Does my costume reinforce jokes and stereotypes about certain groups, cultures or religions?
- Am I altering my skin colour, facial/body features to make it darker or like a particular race, ethnicity, or cultural group?
- Am I dressing up as a culture or borrowing from a religion that is not my own or is not part of my background?
- Do I understand and respect the history or tradition of the culture that I am borrowing my costume from?
Oct
29
Thu
Students are invited to be in civvies or appropriate costumes. Masks should not be worn as the inhibit the use of face masks. Baseball caps should also not be included as part of the costume. Some questions to be reflect on if deciding on on a costume:
- Is my costume making fun of a group of people, their culture or religion?
- Does my costume reinforce jokes and stereotypes about certain groups, cultures or religions?
- Am I altering my skin colour, facial/body features to make it darker or like a particular race, ethnicity, or cultural group?
- Am I dressing up as a culture or borrowing from a religion that is not my own or is not part of my background?
- Do I understand and respect the history or tradition of the culture that I am borrowing my costume from?
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Halloween events are being organized by @LoyolaLsc Check out our School Website for more info! Link: https://bit.ly/2HkUzLo #LoyolaSC
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Join us THIS Friday (Oct 23rd) on TEAMS for a meet and greet with your Gr. 11 Mentors! This meeting will take the place of Virtual Academic Support from 12:30-1:40 Deets on Loyola's website! If you have any questions, please reach out to Ms. Holland and Ms. Osorio Gomez!
Happy Monday Hawks. You got this! 💙
Submit suggestions by Oct 23 for our living gallery in our atrium that will showcase portraits of Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latino and other racialized Canadians to recognize and celebrate their contribution as knowledge creators and keepers in Canada.
Canadians of Excellence Atrium Gallery
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