College hosts presentation on open pedagogy
“Does it help to call such things open pedagogy … [or] is it just confusing things?” Christina Hendricks, philosophy professor, UBC
Additional homeless shelter beds now offered in Vancouver
“Although this is a temporary solution, our government is working on a homelessness action plan that includes long-term strategies,” Selina Robinson, minister of municipal affairs and housing.
Douglas College to host Global Engagement Days
Douglas College will hold a series of multicultural events from November 6 to November 10 in their first-ever Global Engagement Days celebration, according to a Facebook page for the event.
Delta formally becomes a city
“[A] momentous milestone for our municipality,” Delta mayor Lois Jackson.
Career planning workshop held at Coquitlam campus
“We spend roughly one third of our lives at work,” Gurmit Grewal, workshop facilitator
Fan Expo Vancouver’s guest list part 3
Now, of course, cosplayers are a Vancouver staple, but these are the names that Fan Expo will be bringing in specifically for their convention weekend.
Wardrobe malfunction
As I have slowly been working through my closets and deciding what to donate, keep, or throw out; I have come up with a few simple rules to help myself out.
Yes, it’s already time to think about Christmas
Although each item cost me more than something similar at a conventional retail store would have, I ended up spending significantly less money than I have in previous years.
Comparing pumpkin spice drinks
This year, I tried three popular Vancouver coffee places that offered pumpkin spice drinks: Starbucks, Tim Hortons, and Blenz Coffee.
Mirror, mirror, on the wall
I first became aware of body dysmorphic disorder about seven to ten years ago when I was listening in on a psych major defend their doctorate thesis.