March 26 is Purple Day, but the connection with the colour is only tangential. Purple Day’s purpose is to draw attention and support to epilepsy. For balance, we reached into our vaults for a piece on purple and another on epilepsy. Purple is the new gray. Laura Seymour chafes against the blandness of North American… Read more »
Scholarship name: Sabrina Shannon Memorial Award Sponsored by: Food Allergy Canada Deadline: April 23, 2021 Potential payout: $1000 Eligibility restriction: Applicants must be Canadian residents, under 25 years of age, and enrolled at a post-secondary institution. Applicants do not need to have food allergies to be eligible. What’s required: An online application including contact, academic,… Read more »
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Did you ever write an AU assignment on a tablet? Me neither! While touch screen keypads might be suitable for kibitzing with family and friends and dolling our faces up with filters ranging from Capuchin Monkey to Octogenarian Granny, nothing beats the tactile nature of a physical keyboard. Traditional keypads contain ample space for flourishes… Read more »
Who are your fellow students? It can feel like you are all alone in your studies, but across the nation, around the globe, students like you are also pursuing their AU education, and The Voice Magazine wants to bring their stories to you. If you would like to be featured next, do not hesitate to… Read more »
The fictional child prodigy had cropped up in earlier decades, but it wasn’t until Roald Dahl’s 1988 novel Matilda that the gender-neutral trope was popularized among children themselves. Inspiring many young readers and imaginative minds worldwide, Matilda Wormwood shows resilience when confronted with adversity – namely, her unsupportive parents and fearsome headmistress, Miss Trunchbull –… Read more »
Have you ever played the one-word story game? When I was much younger, my family and I would play it on long car trips. The basic rules are that everybody tries to tell a story together, but you can only say one word at a time. First you speak, then the next person, and the… Read more »
Artist: David Ottestad/The Workday Release Album: Like the Light of the Stars Southern California singer/songwriter David Ottestad’s music project, The Workday Release, is debuting a new album on April 16, 2021 via Enci Records. The album is titled Like the Light of Stars and contains eleven tracks. The LP’s single, “Say A Lot With Light” has… Read more »
With the vaccines rolling out and many more people are being vaccinated, we can now see a bit of light at the end of the tunnel. With that said, while we are waiting to be vaccinated (kudos to those who have been vaccinated!), try one of these books during your free time this month. On… Read more »
Bannock and a Movie March Edition: Wahkohtowin: Cree Natural Law Mar 1 to Mar 31 Online Hosted by AU Nukskahtowin www.athabascau.ca/indigenous/bannock-and-a-movie/index.html Access through above link Bannock and a Movie April Edition: The Cree Hunters of Mistassini Apr 1 to Apr 30 Online Hosted by AU Nukskahtowin www.athabascau.ca/indigenous/bannock-and-a-movie/index.html Access through above link The Grad Lounge Fri,… Read more »