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No credits for ESL
By George Hong Mastering a second language is hard and English is considered one of the most difficult. The English as a Second Language (ESL) program at NAIT doesn’t count for credit toward a diploma or degree, but the students can benefit for...
Eating well on $4 a day
- Celia Nicholls If you’re anything like me, you tend to reach for high carb convenience foods to keep you going through what is probably one of the busiest times in the school year. You might feel like you just don’t have the time or energy to...
Money – what a problem
- Emily Keller Money. The one thing I always seem to need but never have enough of, and the one thing that controls everything, yet I don’t understand it. I don’t know anything about saving for retirement, and honestly, I don’t know much about...
Entertainment
Nostalgia marketing schemes
- Ty Ferguson Think of comfort food, but for marketing. Most marketing today focuses on the future - whether it be promoting a new device’s never-before-seen speed, size or power. But nostalgia marketing typically mixes this future forward...
Largest indoor Xmas festival
- Althea Alabat Edmonton will be welcoming more than the snow this winter season, because there’s a new festival coming to town. BC-based Christmas Glow is Canada’s largest indoor Christmas festival and is embarking on it’s first year in the...
Sports
Tiger’s historic 80th win
Sunday, Sept. 23, 2018 – a date that will go down in history. For me, an avid Eldrick “Tiger” Woods fan, I knew this day would come, but to those who thought he was a broken down, washed up, old man, this day might feel weird. That is because...
Alphonso’s future is limitless
Who is Alphonso Davies? Alphonso Davies is a 17-year-old Ghana-born Canadian. When he was five, his family immigrated to Canada as refugees. While in Edmonton, he played for both the Edmonton Internationals and the Edmonton Strikers soccer...
Opinion
Stumped about student loans?
By: Emily Olsen As tuition prices evolve, student loans have become a major part of the post-secondary experience for many students. The process of application, budgeting and paying off these loans is a large undertaking for many students....
Students regret taking loans
By: Eryn Pinksen Student loans are a common financial assistance plan for many post-secondary students, however a survey compiled by a Canadian accounting network states that three in four Canadian graduates regret the decision to take out...
Money – what a problem
- Emily Keller Money. The one thing I always seem to need but never have enough of, and the one thing that controls everything, yet I don’t understand it. I don’t know anything about saving for retirement, and honestly, I don’t know much about...
Sports
Tiger’s historic 80th win
Sunday, Sept. 23, 2018 – a date that will go down in history. For me, an avid Eldrick “Tiger” Woods fan, I knew this day would come, but to those who thought he was a broken down, washed up, old man, this day might feel weird. That is because...
Alphonso’s future is limitless
Who is Alphonso Davies? Alphonso Davies is a 17-year-old Ghana-born Canadian. When he was five, his family immigrated to Canada as refugees. While in Edmonton, he played for both the Edmonton Internationals and the Edmonton Strikers soccer...
Entertainment
Nostalgia marketing schemes
- Ty Ferguson Think of comfort food, but for marketing. Most marketing today focuses on the future - whether it be promoting a new device’s never-before-seen speed, size or power. But nostalgia marketing typically mixes this future forward...
Largest indoor Xmas festival
- Althea Alabat Edmonton will be welcoming more than the snow this winter season, because there’s a new festival coming to town. BC-based Christmas Glow is Canada’s largest indoor Christmas festival and is embarking on it’s first year in the...
Opinion
Stumped about student loans?
By: Emily Olsen As tuition prices evolve, student loans have become a major part of the post-secondary experience for many students. The process of application, budgeting and paying off these loans is a large undertaking for many students....
Students regret taking loans
By: Eryn Pinksen Student loans are a common financial assistance plan for many post-secondary students, however a survey compiled by a Canadian accounting network states that three in four Canadian graduates regret the decision to take out...