Nonsmokers probably don’t think smoking can bring positive social opportunities. Smokers, on the other hand, might be inclined to see what others would likely call their “disgusting habit” as a unique form of social networking.
Smoking is bad for your health and those around you. No question about it. But this habit can open doors to [...]
Smoking and social networking
Let the riots begin
As the 2010 FIFA World Cup quickly approaches, fans are excited to cheer for their preferred countries. Around the world, however, police officers and government politicians might be somewhat apprehensive for the riots that sometimes accompany the World Cup.
The destructive behavior of fans during soccer matches has prompted the world to classify them as Football [...]
UTM’s naughty places
Ever feel like the university life gets a bit too boring? No wonder—there aren’t many places on campus where students can hook up. Or so it seems. To help you spice up your routine, here are some of the best secret locations to have a little fun with your significant other—at your own risk. Rez [...]
Relax, take it easy
As finals are approaching, students need to live by the catchy house song and “relax, take it easy.” Here are some tips senior students have shared on how to destress before writing their final papers and exams.
I like chewing gum during an exam. It helps me relax and focus on the task ahead.
– Sarah Severino, [...]
Eagles lose heartbreaker
It was a disappointing loss for the UTM Eagles last Wednesday night as the men’s division 1 basketball team faced Woodsworth College for the championship title. Throughout the game, the score was always close, but the result left the Eagles and their fans with a great loss.
Point guard Kent Bray gave the Eagles hope and [...]
The promise of success
During the 2010 Olympics, many Canadians proudly held red and white flags as their country won one Olympic medal after the other. But if the FIFA World Cup had replaced the Olympics, would Canadians have been as supportive of their country?
During the last World Cup, chaos hit the downtown area. Sections of St. Clair were [...]
The pressures of learning
At a very young age, children are confronted with a question that, even as adolescents, some cannot answer: what do you want to be? Some dream of becoming singers, doctors, actors and or even astronaut. Nevertheless, as the year’s progress, the same question rattles the brain for most adolescents.
Parents and teachers ask this broad question [...]
Canada wins gold and silver in Women’s Bobsled
Since its Olympic debut in 2002, Canada has yet to win a medal in women’s bobsled—until now. For the first time in Olympic history, Canada took first and second place for women’s bobsled, which also marked the Canadians’ first gold-silver triumph in the 2010 Games and helped us surpass the seven gold medals won in [...]
Will Women’s Hockey be banned from the Olympics?
In Women’s Hockey, only one or two teams seem to dominate the field. Either Canada or Team USA has won the World Championships every year since their debut in 1990. The U.S. has won three of the last four competitions, breaking Canada’s 14-year reign as the undisputed queens of hockey.
As seen earlier this week at [...]
All you need is love
Okay, be honest: if you’re single, you’re ecstatic that Valentine’s Day won’t return for another year. Romantic candles, heart-shaped chocolates, cutesy teddy bears—they’re all gross. But for those in happy relationships, V-day is the next best thing to Christmas. After all, who doesn’t love to feel loved?
No need to fret about being single, because you [...]
