Susan Kare is an artist and graphic designer who created many recognizable icons for the Apple Macintosh computer. Some of Kare’s creations include the Chicago and Geneva typeface, as well as the original Monaco typeface, and the “Happy Mac”, which is the smiling face that opens up when a user turns on their machines. The… Read more »
Will marshmallows and chocolate help you compete in the Olympics? They can if you’re creative. But how can you get a creative edge? First, always learn. Never quit reading. Constantly take courses. But most of all, believe in your creative potential (even if you can’t draw a smiley). This belief alone boosts creativity, according to… Read more »
Having a crippling study load and limited resources doesn’t have to mean a life of squalor. You can keep your crib neat and clean with in limited time and with little money with this set of tried and true tips from the bohemian quarter. Visit the bucket and plunger laundrette. There will be days when… Read more »
This space is provided free to AUSU: The Voice does not create or edit this content. Contact services@ausu.org with any questions. IMPORTANT DATES July 1: Canada Day July 10: Public Council Meeting July 16: AUSU 26th Anniversary Pharmacy Savings AUSU partnered with Alliance Pharmacy to offer our members some great pharmacy savings, including preferred pharmacy… Read more »
Are you someone who adds hot sauce to everything from fried chicken to sweet potato fries? Do you brave the heat of the chili pepper and pick the menu item seasoned with jalapeno peppers? If you’re like me, you are loyal to spicy food around the world. While some avoid it like the plague, you… Read more »
During exams, don’t get stiff and hunched with a back aching for the bed. Instead, stretch. Stretching gives you lengthened muscles, better posture, more coordination, more flexibility. And stretching (like all exercise) fires up your prefrontal cortex—the brain’s thinking center. I had a great range of stretch as a child—but not as an adult. My… Read more »
EDPY 200 (Educational Psychology) is an introductory three-credit course primarily for pre-service teachers. However, it is also designed to be useful to newer teachers and to students in professional programs in counselling and psychology. There are no prerequisites for this course and EDPY 200 does have a challenge for credit option. Educational Psychology is comprised… Read more »
Dear Barb: I am in a situation! I have been dating my boyfriend for three years. We are in different provinces and both attending university. Ben and I get along great and have never really had a serious argument or break up. We try to see each other as much as we can and plan… Read more »
This week, we take a break from our interviews with the new AUSU Council members, and instead feature an interview with Dr. Chris Glover, a man with a serious position who doesn’t take himself all that seriously. While he takes a mostly light-hearted approach to our interview, he does slip up here and there and… Read more »
