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What’s your New Year’s resolution?

January 16, 2026 /

The Dalhousie Gazette asked students about their New Year’s resolutions.

Noa Waldman

4th-year chemistry

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“Get more involved in school offered programs and clubs”

Nafisa Ahmed

2nd-year biology

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“Be more productive in life and school”

Alejandra Machado 

3rd-year English

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“Go to the gym more”

Sriram Sundar

Master’s in applied computer science 

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“Nothing, to be honest”

Nidhya Thirumuru

1st-year Master’s of engineering

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“Stay clean”

Abbey Lisle

4th-year sustainability and political science

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“Push myself out of my comfort zone”

Kalifa Clark

2nd-year science 

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“Get better with finances”

Ryan Budwill

2nd-year science 

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“Not fail my classes”

Georgia Middleton 

1st-year FYP

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“Start doing more yoga”

Isabel Jaarsma 

1st-year FYP

“Start meditating”

Will Carmichael 

4th-year computer science 

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“Not smoke weed”

Dalhousie Gazette Staff

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