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Google Scholar Webinar Tues, Mar 19, 9:00 to 10:00 am MDT Online Hosted by AU Library library.athabascau.ca/orientations.html No pre-registration necessary BComm/CPA Info Session Tues, Mar 19, 5:00 to 6:00 pm MDT Online Hosted by AU Faculty of Business business.athabascau.ca/event-details/bcomm-cpa-information-session-10/ Register online at above link Undergrad Program Orientation for New Students Wed, Mar 20, 5:00 to… Read more »
Scholarship name: A-1 Auto Transport Scholarship Sponsored by: A-1 Auto Transport Deadline: March 10, 2019 Potential payout: up to $1000 Eligibility restriction: Applicants must be full- or part-time students in an accredited or non-accredited institute, truck driving school, or other logistics program, and have a GPA of at least 3.0. What’s required: An email with… Read more »
Dear Barb: I don’t know if you can help me, as I’m in a bad place in my life and don’t know how to move forward. Several years ago, me and a couple of buddies went out partying and I ended up driving home. I knew I shouldn’t have been driving, but I thought if… Read more »
Some interesting developments on the bargaining process of the AU Faculty Association with AU have happened over the last week. First, AUFA has declared bargaining to be at an impasse, and has decided to take their proposal directly to the board of the university, something that they are allowed to do only once during the… Read more »
I once worked for a wealthy family. They had a dog, and it didn’t like me. Every step I took, the dog would barricade me with its body. The owner called the dog a good judge of character. At least it’s not a Pitbull, I thought. But what struck me most about the animal was… 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 »
One of humanity’s most primal and enduring symbols is that of the forest. Reaching back into some of our earliest folktales, it has represented our often-uneasy relationship with the world; a largely uncharted domain of shifting shadows and potential dangers. Always, we are pulled from the safety of the known—the warm circle of family, the… Read more »
