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Monthly Archives: October 2021

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The Blue Planet VS Human Development

Current Issues, News, Youth PerspectivesBy Sally WangOctober 22, 2021

Do you think that human development would’ve made it this far if we didn’t damage the ecosystem?  Or did humans do the wrong thing and shouldn’t have harmed the ecosystem in the first place?  As many may have known, the earliest life evolved from the oceans billions of years ago. The ocean is responsible for…

Tackling Climate Change: The Transportation Evolution

STEMBy Pareen CheemaOctober 22, 2021

Our imaginations are filled with endless possibilities when we think about the world’s future. Some of us imagine a highly advanced technological world filled with flying cars or robots. In reality, our current way of life will lead us to climate change. However, we can change this outcome through a more sustainable and cleaner mode…

Dealing With Grief; a Poem

Creative, Creative Writing, Life, PoetryBy Laiba NasirOctober 22, 2021

Preface: My life has always been full of grief. Everything starts and ends eventually, and being the bear witness of that leads to a lot of hurt. Grief comes in forms of understanding, it comes abstractly, and it comes when you least expect it. All we can hope to do is hold on, to ourselves,…

Let’s Talk; Power in Our Community

Advocacy, Creative, Creative Writing, Current Issues, News, Youth PerspectivesBy Laiba NasirOctober 22, 2021

Trigger Warning: This piece includes examples of violence and current issues within society. Viewer discretion is advised. Recently, the mayoral elections happened. We saw a surge in candidates and interest in all areas of the political spectrum. It can be theorized this is due to current resentment of the government, like we saw in the…

Calgary Flames Home Opener: A First Timer’s Review

Entertainment, Events, SportsBy Lara MyldeOctober 19, 2021

Yesterday, one of my hockey fanatic friends invited me to see the Calgary Flames home opener at the Saddledome. Oddly enough, in my ten years of living in Calgary I’d never been to see a game before. Further, I possess very limited hockey knowledge (having only seen a few practices from when I was a…

Then Burn Away

Creative, Creative Writing, Entertainment, UncategorizedBy David ShaoOctober 19, 2021

Saturday: a notepad sat on my desk. The paper’s slick surface reflected a curious yellow hue from a lamp. A clear resin pen, filled halfway with a dark grey ink, lay atop the notepad, a conspicuous accessory. I was up late at night, but the late-night writing did little to help with my insomnia. Rather,…

Google Kick Start: A Search For Youth

Events, Interesting Stuff, Learn Something New, Science and Technology, STEM, TechBy Jesun KimOctober 19, 20211 Comment

We live in the age of internet, innovation, and contemporary ideas. Because of the comfort that the internet gives us, learning has never been easier. From this ease, what is a better way to get the future of our technical pioneers? In like manner, Google thought exactly that. What Is Kick Start? Kick Start is…

Why You Should Read Oryx and Crake

Books, Culture, UncategorizedBy Mckale ChungOctober 18, 2021

Towering and intrepid… Like most literary imagining of the future, [Atwood’s] vision is mournful, bleak, and infernal, and is punctuated, in Atwood style, with the occasional macabre joke– Perhaps not unlike Dante’s own literary vision – The New Yorker I will not spoil the story for Oryx and Crake. All the information about this book…

How To Avoid Burnout

Advice, Health, Health & Fitness, How-To, Life, Self-ImprovementBy Nayena SenOctober 17, 2021

What is burnout? Although the term is quite often used in various scenarios, most don’t actually understand what it means and what it entails. Simply put, burnout is characterized as emotional exhaustion, a decreased sense of self/accomplishment in one’s job and depersonalization. This trio is what makes up the term “burnout.” Usually, burnout is derived…

Three Food Bloggers You Simply Must Check Out

Entertainment, Food & Health, WebsitesBy Yuri ChoiOctober 13, 2021

We’ve all experienced a baking phase, there’s no hiding it. That time during the first wave of the COVID pandemic where everyone seemed to be baking banana bread? Yup, been there, done that. It’s crazy to think that before the pandemic, I didn’t even know how to boil an egg. I was that kid who…

The Future of Food

Current Issues, Innovations, Science and Technology, STEMBy David ShaoOctober 12, 2021

Over the past century, the average human diet has shifted drastically. And no more so than in the industrialized world. The foods more and more of us eat have become products of a globalized, industrial machine—a machine that gives us an abundance of calories at astonishingly low prices, all at the cost to the environment,…

How to Save Money in University

Advice, How-To, Interesting Stuff, Learn Something New, LifeBy Hannah KuipersOctober 10, 2021

As a senior in high school I just started applying for Universities, this is a super exciting time for me as I am about to start a new chapter of my life, but along with it comes responsibility, especially in the financial field. It doesn’t matter if you stay at home or you live in…

How To Make Disneyland Churros

Advice, Food & Health, How-To, Learn Something New, RecipesBy Nayena SenOctober 10, 2021

The Disney Parks blog finally shared the recipe for the infamous churros sold at Disneyland! Since customers can’t be at the parks all the time (especially during COVID-19), Disney helped make one aspect of the Disneyland experience attainable to the masses by sharing this recipe: Ingredients: 1 Cup of Water 8 Tablespoons of butter 1/2…

Using the Internet to Cure Boredom and Feed Curiosity

Learn Something New, TechBy Daniyal SaitOctober 10, 2021

It’s very easy to get bored. It shouldn’t be – we inhabit a world with nonexistent limits, and an abundant supply of wonders that never expire. I’m not talking about our universe, I’m talking about our minds. And if our minds are so rich in wonders, that are even beyond our ability to justly explain,…

Why You Should Rubber Duck Debug to Solve Mistakes in Code or Other Work

Advice, Self-Improvement, Tech, UncategorizedBy Mckale ChungOctober 10, 2021

It’s uncommon we get the opportunity to sit down and have a calm conversation with a rubber duck. However, in software engineering, rubber ducking is a simple, quick fix to this conundrum! Commonly used to debug code, this practice is an effective method to identify mistakes in a methodological manner. However, rubber ducking is useful…

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