The history and future of cursive writing
âThe idea behind using cursive in the first place is to allow a faster and more fluid writing style.â
Tag: GREG WALDOCK
Losses hit Hollywood hard over poor summer
The poor year may spell trouble for Vancouverâs slowing film industry as particularly expensive blockbusters, most noticeably Deadpool 2 and an unnamed The Lego Movie sequel, prepare for release within the next two years.
NHL stumbles in foray to China
âThe flow of the game isnât what it normally isâ â Travis Green, Head Coach of the Canucks
City Center becomes free-range wolf habitat
âWe arenât one hundred percent on the science, but damn if weâre going to argue with a city that has 300 wolves.â â The Hakai Institute
âDestinyâ sequel a huge step forward for Bungie
[Destiny 2 is] a thrilling game that, despite a lack of content, manages to be full of personality and fun.
Analysis: New Speaker shifts the balance of power in British Columbia
Coleman, however, called the act a âbetrayalâ
Is any utopia fundamentally flawed?
Does inequality make us unique? Are all the problems in humanity necessary parts of our society? It is depressing, but important, to think about.
The iPhone X revealed with lots of features, little innovation
Rounded edges, sleek black finish, and the tragic lack of a headphone jack.
The worst sports riot in history
North America has no equivalent for the dedication people would have to these teams.
Trudeau holds séance to contact the ghost dogs of William Mackenzie King
After all the rituals were done, three Irish Terriers appeared and began barking advice first in English, followed by French.