by Shawna Bannerman | May 19, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Karlie Mickanuik Here is a small collection of some poetry I have written during this trying time. Please share your quarantine poetry to any of the NAIT Nugget social medias. Hair “It’ll grow back” I say as I eye the scissors “It is on your...
by Shawna Bannerman | Apr 12, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Eli O’Donnell It’s dark in my apartment. I keep the lights off in the day to let the sunlight through, But as time ticks past And I glimpse rays of light till last, There are less, fewer, few. I’ve got bulbs I could click on with that awful orange haze, The light...
by Shawna Bannerman | Apr 10, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Orrin Farries On a hot and humid July day on the outskirts of Offenburg, Germany, Richard Fromdabloque wandered into the deep bush and bramble of the Black Forest, not with full wit, but rather with a stomach full of a well-aged Merlot gifted to him by his cousin...
by Shawna Bannerman | Mar 26, 2020 | Arts & Life, Entertainment
By Elijah O’Donnell I don’t trust anymore. I can’t leave my floor without awkwardly jamming my elbow into the button, I can’t exit the bus without first pulling my sleeve over my hand, I can’t wear my sweater again after that until I disinfect the whole arm, Because I...
by Shawna Bannerman | Mar 13, 2020 | Arts & Life
By Karlie Mickanuik I often wonder and question / “I’d be so much happier” Is this where I’m meant to be? / The one half says with joy Did I make the right choice? / “But the skills you learn” Choosing career over comradeship. / The other rebuttals with demand I’m...
