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DIY a stand-out Halloween costume: Coke can curlers

Arts & Culture, Beauty & Fashion, DIYs, LifeBy Zoey LiuOctober 14, 2014

Every year, you see a variety of Disney princesses and superheroes running across the lighted streets on Halloween nights. Even though these costumes are easy to find and super cute, they gradually lose their originality and people begin to classify you as “one of the princesses/superheros”.  However, there are several Halloween costumes which are super…

Fall fashion at PARKLUXE 2014

Arts & Culture, Fashion & Shopping, Local ArtsBy Malika DayaOctober 14, 2014

With the arrival of fall, comes the arrival of new trends in the fashion world. Last saturday Calgary got to witness some of the most unique fall pieces created yet by Canadian designers at PARKLUXE 2014. PARKLUXE was an evening out into the beautiful world of fashion and art which aspired to showcase local designers…

Top 5 Yonex badminton rackets

Arts & Culture, Life, SportsBy Sunint BindraOctober 13, 2014

Yonex is one of the biggest racket sports brand in the world. They are the biggest badminton brand in the world. They make some of the best badminton rackets in the world. In this article I will outline the top five, in my opinion.   Number 5: The Arcsaber Z-Slash is a good racket that…

FALL into fitness: Tips for getting in shape this back-to-school season

Arts & Culture, Health, Life, Self-Improvement, SportsBy Amy ChenOctober 10, 2014

  Once again, it is back-to-school season and it seems as if we are confined in our desks doing homework 24/7 with absolutely no time to exercise. When school started, I thought I had to say farewell to those fabulous workout routines from the summer forever as free time was so scarce. With all that homework…

4 not-so-scary movies to enjoy this Halloween

Arts & Culture, Holidays, MoviesBy Audrey NiksicOctober 9, 2014

Halloween is by far my favourite holiday, and if you’re anything like me, I’m sure you’re dying for it to come faster. But if you’re anything thing like me, you also aren’t a big fan of horror films. Unfortunately, it’s hard to find good Halloween movies that aren’t scary but aren’t made for little kids.…

Fashion month 2014: the best of street style

Arts & Culture, Beauty & Fashion, Fashion & ShoppingBy Hui Wen ZhengOctober 9, 2014

Iridescent fabrics, daring cut-outs, and elaborate sequins. We saw all these trends and more at this year’s September fashion month, where the world’s top designers showcased their works in the major fashion-capitals of the world; New York, London, Paris, and Milan. This season was filled with shocking new looks, which in turn gave us a sense…

Video of the Day: Legend of Korra Book 4 Trailer

Arts & Culture, EntertainmentBy Eryl DavidOctober 8, 2014

WHO’S HYPED UP FOR OCTOBER 3? With the book 4 premiere of the last season of the Legend of Korra, I thought it’d be appropriate to show off the trailer. Seriously, I’ve followed the original series since the beginning and now that the last season of the sequel is here so soon, I don’t know…

Run for the Cure raises $25 million

Arts & Culture, Interesting Stuff, News, News, SportsBy Amy ChenOctober 8, 2014

  What event can you dress up in all ridiculously pink attire and run around the city without people thinking you are an absolute lunatic? If you answered the annual CIBC run For the Cure, you are right. Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure is Canada’s largest single-day, volunteer-led event dedicated to…

The ART of LOVE – A Short Film

Art, Arts & Culture, Entertainment, Movies, PhotographyBy Shruti TangiralaOctober 8, 2014

There are millions of short films out there, and I, personally, am a huge fan of them. They are short, interesting, and great to snuggle with on a cold winter’s day. Here’s a great short film called the ART of LOVE by Lewis Farinella. Hope you enjoy it. The ART of LOVE

I hiked a total of 11 km for some tea, lunch, and pie

Arts & Culture, Food & Health, Restaurant Reviews, TravelBy JuliaOctober 7, 2014

I agree, Netflix and Tumblr are amazing. But… deep down we know that staying cooped up inside might not be the best way to live. So, I journeyed off to the mountains to have myself an adventure! Magical, memorable, awe-inspiring Lake Louise is beautiful even just standing outside the Fairmont Chateau, looking out at the lake…

Review: I Love Juicy by LUSH

Arts & Culture, Beauty & Fashion, Editorials, Fashion & ShoppingBy Ailin LiOctober 7, 20141 Comment

By now, you probably think that I’m being sponsored by LUSH. But, unfortunately, I am not (not yet, that is). They just happen to make extremely amazing products and eat up my paychecks. (Proof of my obsession.) But it’s all worth it. I’ve come a long way from my first review of their face wash…

The new era of art

Art, Arts & Culture, Innovations, Life, Phones, Tech, Tech ReviewsBy JasmineOctober 7, 2014

“The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.”  — Pablo Picasso In today’s society, art is what adds a bit of spark and personality to our environment. It plays an important role in our daily lives, whether you are admiring the beauty of a building or contemplating how different fonts can…

What YAA loves about fall: Scented candles

Arts & Culture, Editorials, Fashion & ShoppingBy Ailin LiOctober 6, 20141 Comment

As a teenage girl with the attention span of a 5-year-old, I am easily distracted by anything that moves, is shiny, or smells good. Thus, Bath and Body Works happily drains my wallet. Although I am not that fond of their lotions or soaps, every candle line they come out with consistently makes me swoon.…

The Ultimate Guide to Jazz Music

Arts & Culture, MusicBy Audrey NiksicOctober 1, 2014

Most teenagers would never consider jazz music to be anything special, in fact the majority of people our age wouldn’t even consider listening to it for leisure. But I’m here to open your eyes, and ears, to the wonderful world of jazz music. This blog post will have a little bit of the history of…

Taking a closer look at the New Central Library

Arts & Culture, Interesting Stuff, News, News, UncategorizedBy KatjaSeptember 30, 2014

As a frequent library-goer and, admittedly, not the hugest fan of the currently existing Central Library, I’ve been looking forward to the grand new reveal of the New Central Library’s design for a long time. It was announced a few months ago that the esteemed Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta had been hired to put together the new design,…

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