Like a birth defect, poor name choices can be an everlasting nuisance to a personâs life. Although, I donât know the formula for perfect naming, I do know that certain words have a particular connotation that may evoke emotions that you wouldnât necessarily want to have associated with a person.
Unless you have paid to reserve a spot to park your vehicle, you have no right to block a space on a public road with a lawn chair, a traffic cone, or an empty milk jug.
It has been said time and again that politicians, as public figures and representatives of the countryâs citizenry, should set a higher moral standard.
According to the Canadian AIDS Society, people living on the street or who have unstable housing âhave been associated with higher rates of HIV.â People are more likely to start using harder drugs if theyâre homeless and are more likely to share paraphernalia if theyâre addicted to drugs.
Taking the time to conceptualize, craft, and adorn something yummy lets your friends know that you love them in a (literally) sweet and sharable way.
Turkey! It sure is delicious, but with most birds clocking in at a whopping 18 pounds, youâre gonna have a whole lot of leftovers on your hands.
It canât be all about pumpkin spice lattes and falling leaves forever. Autumn will soon depart, and as winter prepares to embrace us in her icy grip, the threat of cold and flu season looms over Douglas College students.
Nice new clothes, well-done hair, and makeup can give you a confidence boost that will turn a good day into a great one. However, as a college student on a tight budget, it can be frustrating trying to find money for good looks when you’ve got rent, food, bills, and tuition to worry about.
If youâre looking for something creepy and thematic for this upcoming Halloween, the comic series Locke & Key is a great place to start. Itâs a shame the game isnât as good, though.
Seeing as Halloween is coming up on us fast, I thought it would be appropriate to take a look at a few graphic novels from the horror genre. First up is Stephen Kingâs N. adapted by Marc Guggenheim.
