The end of summer: it’s hot, it’s sticky, it’s sultry. Study time melts over the edge of reality like it does in the famous Salvador Dali painting. Drip, drip, drop, splat; a metronomic rhythm resounds as our motivation slows to a crawl. But what if time stopped completely, what then? Our modern industrial psyches recoil… Read more »
Reimagine: “to think about again especially in order to change or improve.” In many communities, the library embodies a unifying space transcending socio-economic boundaries. The public library doesn’t just exist as a book depository, it offers programming for all ages, printing services, room rentals, and access to free computers and Wi-Fi. For students, the university… Read more »
COVID struck. Now, in the aftermath, how can your small business cut costs? First, when running a student business, notice every nickel. But keep it profitable. Cut costs and yank up the sales price—that is, until demand drops. “Finding creative ways to cut costs often means the difference between having a struggling business and a… Read more »
Fusion Architecture: Approach to Designing Asian Identity and Culture in Canada Fri, Sept 11, 4:00 to 5:00 pm MDT Online Hosted by RAIC Centre for Architecture at AU and Accès Asie news.athabascau.ca/events/fusion-architecture-approach-to-designing-asian-identity-and-culture-in-canada Register through above link Talk to a Librarian Drop-in Session Library Orientation Crash Course Tues, Sept 15, 9:00 to 9:30 am MDT Online… Read more »
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AthaU Facebook Group Aroosha seeks insight into the AB student funding process; other students outline the steps needed. Meaghan posts the news that AU students can resume using third-party invigilators; great news for those not able to use ProctorU. First-time student Marielos asks how to access exams through ProctorU; a quick answer gives guidance on… Read more »
One of the most challenging parts of working from home—or studying from home—is the challenge of staying motivated. Ever since the start of the quarantine, much of the separation between work, school and personal life has blurred. My workstation is also the same location as my entertainment centre where I binge watch Netflix or complete… Read more »
As an AU student, do you ever write anything that needs to be spoken? Communications students surely do. But you might, too. This is where you might find euphonics useful. What are these creatures of verbal delight? According to Rayne Hall, euphonics are “certain sounds [that] have certain effects on the psyche. By using words… Read more »
To me, combat sports are the pinnacle of all sports, yet somehow the IOC decided to remove wrestling from the Olympics. In some sports, like basketball and soccer, you will sometimes see players blaming judges when they lose. One thing that irritates me to the core is constant complaining, whether it is in the sports… Read more »
Dear Barb: Hi, I have been involved with this guy for the last five years. Everything was good between us for the first year, but then it kind of went downhill. We started arguing about everything and nothing, but we continued the relationship and even moved in together. Initially everything was great but, in retrospect,… Read more »