Do you want to write music like a grade 2 piano pro? Or do you want to practice music like a genius? If so, here are my song writing tips followed by practical advice from a musical-master. First, listen to music for beats, lines, repetitions, variance—or a bell at the end of a chorus. Study… Read more »
Since the review of the instant pot, I have yet to come across a small kitchen appliance that fits so snugly in small counter spaces and create delicious yet nutritious options for busy students. That is until I recently purchased a second-hand blender that adds a nutritious twist to my usual meals. Since starting the… Read more »
Have you ever felt so sick you could hardly sigh? Take care, because sickness may be your fate if you eat the Western diet. Health author Kerry Knutson’s mom would say “On a good day I can get up, shower, and maybe lick a stamp” (location 158, 95%). Not long ago, I got similarly sick. … Read more »
FREN 200 (First Year University French I) is a three-credit introductory French course that trains students in verbal and written French as a continuation of FREN 100 (French for Beginners I) and FREN 101 (French for Beginners II). The course enables students to improve reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. FREN 200 leads the students… Read more »
Dear Barb: I am a guy in my thirties and I can’t seem to maintain a relationship with a woman. On an intellectual level I do want to get married and have a family, but I can’t seem to commit. Most of my relationships last about six months, and then I start to pull away. … Read more »
Scholarship name: The Dalton Camp Award Sponsored by: Friends of Canadian Broadcasting Deadline: December 1, 2018, 8:00pm EST Potential payout: $2500 or $10,000 Eligibility restriction: Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada; applicants are not required to be students, but only students are eligible for the $2500 second prize. What’s required: An… Read more »
The diabolical signs of study burnout range from depression and a feeling of dread every time you have a deadline looming to chronic fatigue. Often these symptoms creep up on you because you’re so busy you don’t take time to notice until you suddenly have a meltdown. It’s important to take a break and examine… Read more »
Somebody straight up asked me the other day how I would define myself in terms of my spiritual or political outlook on life. Was I a Christian, a socialist, an atheist, a Buddhist, a conservative, a liberal, some combination of any of the above, or what? I was bit taken aback by the question. I… Read more »
This week, the Alberta NDP government announced that they would be continuing the tuition and non-instructional fee freeze for domestic students to the 2019/2020 academic year, and that when tuition begins to rise again, it will be capped at the rate of CPI. Further, they’ve noted that this cap will be enshrined in legislation, not… Read more »
