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The debate over the usage of the Oxford comma has raged on for centuries, and has recently made its way into The Breeze office. Copy editors Grant Johnson and Joanna

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No, my parents are not Terry Fox and Sandra Oh. Confused? You are not alone. The use and need for the Oxford comma, also known as the serial comma, has puzzled many for decades. What is the Oxford comma? The Oxford comma is a form of punctuation used in a list of three or more words to help communicate a specific meaning. If I had used an Oxford comma, the title of this article would have read “Who inspires me? My Parents, Terry Fox, and Sandra Oh.” From 1883 to 1915, Horace Hart was the printer and controller of the Oxford University Press. Hart has been credited as the first published p...

A new Netflix series revisiting the crimes of the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, has outraged viewers who claim it still perpetuates the attitude that some of his victims' lives meant less because they were sex workers.  The crimes of the serial killer who murdered 13 women and attempted to kill many others in the 1970s, have been well documented, but a new generation has been left shocked to hear sex workers among Sutcliffe's victims referred to as 'pests', 'good time girls' or having 'gone down in status,' by the officers investigating the crimes.  And in episode one of the series, Yo...