EU will not take Britain back, no matter how much it begs
In the aftermath of the British referendum that found Britain leaving the European Union, many who voted to leave found themselves longing for what once was.
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Universities begin accepting lengthy Facebook posts as credible articles
In a move that has shocked many in academia and delighted warriors of the keyboard, various universities around Canada and the USA have begun accepting Facebook posts as scholarly articles.
New marijuana policies tough on recreational smokers
The Liberal government’s new marijuana taskforce, led by Anne McLellan, has released a surprising list of proposed marijuana regulations that has pundits and advocates scratching their heads.
Student forgets registration time
Chris Evans committed the cardinal sin: he forgot to register for courses the very day of his registration time. Instead, he remembered mere weeks before the semester was to start.
The elbow that shook the world
Justin Trudeau and Barack Obama have apparently made up after their elbow-based spat last month.
World leaders agree to a mass reboot
In response to the many system failures exhibited globally, world leaders have agreed to simply reboot the whole damn thing in the hopes of salvaging some of the programs.
Indoor vs. outdoor sports for the summer
It’s an age old debate. Are sports better played outdoors where they were originally played? Or are they better behind closed doors, where the environment can be controlled?
Introducing Jay Tremonti
Last year the men’s volleyball team was in the spotlight. A dominant force on the court, the men had the chance to prove their worth as they hosted the CCAA men’s volleyball championships.
From coastal beaches to inland ones
It felt as if just yesterday, coach Kyra Iannone was discussing her plans for the team’s future in the upcoming season. Things were looking good with a young squad of hungry athletes. Her fifth year coaching the Royals volleyball team was by far the most successful, in terms of records and accolades.
Las Vegas Desert Rats?
It’s expansion time! The lucky city? Las Vegas was approved for an NHL franchise in 2017-18. While people who supported the idea are jumping for joy, I’m a bit more unsure.