by Shawna Bannerman | Jun 23, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Stephanie Swensrude I like learning about languages, even though I find it very challenging. I often get waves of motivation where I’ll go on Duolingo for four hours straight, but get discouraged when I realize French has over 20 tenses. I think humans don’t give...
by Shawna Bannerman | Jun 15, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Elijah O’Donnell Well Folks, there’s no doubt about it. Skies are bluer, the sun shines hotter and that weird transition from winter to now that us Edmontonians are supposed to call spring has come and gone again. It’s summer. There are a lot of things...
by Shawna Bannerman | Jun 12, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Erica Cawagas “Bury Your Gays” is a literary trope that has appeared in books since the 19th century. Books using this trope usually features a same-gender couple where one of the lovers is dying and the other realizes they were never actually gay, often running...
by Shawna Bannerman | Jun 2, 2020 | Arts & Life, Entertainment Editorial
By Karlie Mickanuik I am debating deferring my classes to a future semester to better my education, but I don’t want to. If my classes at NAIT are to be completely online I am unsure my education will set me up for success when I graduate. Everything can change in a...
by Shawna Bannerman | Jun 1, 2020 | Arts & Life
By David Madawo From his humble beginnings in highschool photography, Tyrell Kerr Douglas, also known as Kerrtisy, has captured Edmonton’s hip hop scene with expertise. Kerrtisy’s first foray into digital visual media was taking pictures of architecture and his...
by Shawna Bannerman | May 27, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Tora Matys Many people dream of waking up to the sounds of birds singing every morning. Luckily it’s almost as easy as making a peanut butter sandwich for you to make some feathery friends. Where there’s food there are animals, and by supplying a variety of...
