The October 11th, 2018 Council meeting was called to order on time and all councillors attended. A special “welcome back” was extended to Communications Coordinator, Donette Kingyens, who was away during the summer. Beginning with this meeting and continuing forward is a change of format to the agenda. Meetings will begin with a question and… Read more »
October, it seems to me, is the perfect autumn month. Possibly the most perfect month of the entire year, at least in my pocket of the world. It’s a time here of rare sustained equilibrium between the yin of the receding summer and the yang of the approaching winter. Shadows and light, moods and atmospheric… Read more »
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L.A.-based singer, producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Lavender Fields is both classically trained and completely free of artistic inhibitions. Wide open to musical influences of all sorts (including sounds she encountered on a trip to India), she uses the Moog, the flute, and her own voice to create original soundscapes that soothe, heal, and enlighten. She’s… Read more »
Meal prep can be a pain. Especially when you have to figure out which protein pairs with which vegetables, and what spices should go with which meal. When you pile on homework, midterm exams and term paper deadlines, meal prep can be the last thing on AU students’ minds. After finishing my first degree, I… Read more »
Unless you’re Selena Gomez, you’ll want to look young. And, if you’re like me, you long to fend off a granny-bod. But stay away from going under the knife. My doctor had botched plastic surgery. Now she’s camera shy. Another friend uses Botox which could harm her facial muscles. And on TV I saw a… Read more »
HERM 301 (Heritage Resources Management) is a three-credit course that introduces students to heritage resources management and creates a base for further study of the contemporary heritage field. Students study types of practice and current and emerging issues, as well as the social context, controversies, ethical questions and general concerns that characterize efforts in heritage… Read more »
Dear Barb: Most of my friends have partners, are living together, or married. I have two friends who are single and in their mid thirties. They don’t know each other but I think they would be perfect together. I really want to set them up. I talked to a few friends who know them both… Read more »
We’re not quite half way through the month, but I know from past years that if I haven’t started thinking about Halloween by now, odds are it’ll be here before I get a chance to. This year is an interesting one because it is also the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. While that might… Read more »
