By: Emma McDermott & Lorelei Kenny Last Friday, members of the UPEI community gathered together for the 2017 UPEI Relay For Life. Relay For Life is a national annual fundraising event for the Canadian Cancer Society which has been taking […]
By: Iain Burhoe The state of music is something up for debate as of recently. With a heavy focus on more electronic and sounds, there is a lack of lyricism in today’s pieces. Rap music has been the biggest hit […]
By: Morin Mawhinney Relay for Life UPEI The Canadian Cancer Society is coming to UPEI Chi-Wan Sports Centre on the 20th of January. From 6:00pm to midnight, teams of 10-15 people will be fundraising and running/walking all around the gym. […]
By: Danielle MacDonald * This article was first published on the 12th of September, 2012 If you know me at all, you know that I am madly, passionately, and inexplicably in love with food. Potlucks are my idea of a […]
By: Morin Mawhinney As we are filing back into the halls of UPEI from a long Holiday break, there are two problems most of us are facing: we are broke from buying all our loved ones Christmas presents, and we […]
By: Lorelei Kenny Earlier this month Childish Gambino dropped his third studio album “Awaken My Love!†and now that the initial shock has subsided we can simply revel in its reality. Gambino trades in his heavy hip hop rap beats […]
By: Lorelei Kenny Politics House of Cards — Ruthless Congressman Francis Underwood and his equally emotionally-hardened wife Claire Underwood work their way up the political ladder, plotting against those in their way and showing no mercy to those who betray […]
By: Enesi Majebi Oga /É’gah/: A slang term meaning Boss I’d once been asked to describe the streets of Lagos, the man had been a tourist from the North, I could tell from his accent and his relaxed demeanour. […]
By: Morin Mawhinney Have you ever watched a TV series and related a little too much? Like it’s freaky how much? Like it’s possible that without your knowledge your life has been hijacked by a band of highly trained undercover […]
By: Lorelei Kenny Arts. Sciences. Students have been schooled into thinking that they have to choose one or the other. The notion of deciding whether they are “left brained†or “right brained,†has been subconsciously ingrained into the pedagogy. However, no […]
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