Getting better every day
The driving idea behind his videos is that he takes an everyday skill—be it juggling, doing a wheelie, throwing playing cards—and spends however much time he needs in reaching the milestone he has set for himself.
Tag: LETTITOR
The beauty and the frustrations of Twitter dot com
If I wasn’t an active part of the media, professionally, I probably would have jumped ship a while ago as well.
Well, here we are
I know your time is precious, and your attention span waning; I’m getting to the point, I promise.
Saying goodbye
It’s hard to believe that this is my last issue leading this paper as Editor-in-Chief, and this is the last lettitor I will write for you.
Oh, Canada Day
This Canada Day has brought a lot of pride, a lot of advertisements, and a lot of controversy.
Because the internet?
It’s frightening and sad that May’s initial reaction to the London Bridge attack was to immediately push her political agenda.
What do you want your BC to look like?
I’m not sure whether the smart thing is to vote strategically or to vote for who you truly want to lead the province and hope for the best.
Why are Asian people acceptable targets?
We seem to have largely agreed that making fun of people of colour is bad, but that obviously doesn’t extend to everyone.
Saying goodbye to the semester
As you all wrap up your semesters, I felt like doing a little wrap up, too.