By Trilby Goouch
Blogs Editor
Inspiration is found in the most unlikely places.
By Katie Grandin (ArtSci ’14)
Contributor
There’s always something in the oven at Wolfe Island Bakery.
Protest the Hero should, by rights, be sick of each other by now.
Elliott BROOD’s latest album Days Into Years is getting one last kick in the can.
Wintersleep has reached musical maturity with their latest album Ho Hum.
I walked into the Agnes Etherington Art Centre a student and walked out an artist.
Intrigue and mystery surround all of Agatha Christie’s works and The Mousetrap is no different.
So you have this new beau/belle, and it’s been going great for the last couple of months or so, but lately you’ve been noticing it’s just … different. Whether it’s them who doesn’t seem to be into it as much, or maybe you, for reasons you can’t explain, your sex life is slowing down. Are you just not into each other? Did they find someone else?
By Jonny Klynkramer (ArtSci ‘ 14)
Contributor
Technically, the reason I’m here in India is to study, and now that I’ve wrapped up my first semester I think it’s about time I write about the academic aspect of my exchange. Like everything else I’ve experienced thus far in India, my schooling has been mind-numbingly frustrating.
The exchange has given me the rare opportunity to stay in India for an extended period of time, and so I must make do with the situation at hand, albeit begrudgingly.
By Trilby Goouch
Blogs Editor
By Trilby Goouch
Blogs Editor
By Trilby Goouch
Blogs Editor
Midterms: That time of the year when sleep and assignments are put on the back-burner, and studying infiltrates your already busy day-to-day schedule. Despite this, we all get through them in one way or another. Now in my third year, I have adopted a number of study habits that have helped me stay sane through these stressful few weeks.
Among fluorescent lights and punching bags, fighters touch gloves and start sparring.
It’s not often that you lose a tour van.
Indian Handcrafts is hoping to break the bank with their second album — just enough to become billionaires.
It was as if my own limbs had been removed.
By Trilby Goouch
Blogs Editor
Most students are familiar with tofu, chickpeas, lentils and beans. As standard meat alternatives, they pack in protein and healthy carbohydrates. Tempeh, though equally nutritional and easy to prepare, tends to fall under the radar.
Although I grew up eating and loving tofu, it wasn’t until recently that I had my first encounter with tempeh. Suffice to say, tofu has got some competition.
By Meaghan Wray (ArtSci ‘ 14)
Staff Writer
By Olivia Hill (ArtSci ‘ 13)
Contributing Writer
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