Mental Beats: Concordia's 'The Link' dedicates issue to Mental Health
Today I was pleased to find out that Concordia University’s The Link has dedicated their latest issue to the topic of mental health.
Month: February 2014
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Wendy Roberts-Simpson: athlete, mother, mentor
Wendy Roberts-Simpson is a woman of stature.
Halimov smashes 2 OCAA records with a dramatic 95-94 win over Seneca
Swoosh. This is the sound that George Browns’ own Vadim “The Dream” Halimov hears on a daily basis when the basketball leaps from his fingertips and swishes into the net averaging an astounding 30 points per game.
Valentine’s day should celebrate all types of love
Katelyn Cullum The Cord WATERLOO (CUP) — These days, Valentine’s Day has a more negative meaning than a positive one.
Pyjama Ball volleyball tournament raises money for Children's Wish Foundation
As you entered the Alex Barbier gymnasium on Monday, you were greeted by rowdy fans dressed in their pyjamas.
Focus on youth and training in federal budget
CASA sees it as a step forward while CFS not impressed
Canadian media organizations call on Egypt to release Al Jazeera journalists
The Al Jazeera Media Network and Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) held a press conference on Feb. 6 in Toronto to demand the immediate release of journalists detained in Egypt.
Vadim Halimov within 15 points of all-time OCAA scoring record
The tension was high on Saturday at the Alex Barbier Gym where George Brown College’s (GBC) women’s and men’s basketball squads played Algonquin’s undefeated teams.
Huskies women dominate in basketball, fight for volleyball playoffs, win silver at indoor soccer tourney
Women’s basketball team trashes Fleming 78-15 George Brown College (GBC) women’s basketball team trashed Fleming College (78-15) on Jan. 31 at the Alex Barbier Gym. This game seemed was a cakewalk for the Huskies as they did not any give the opposition a chance to even get close to their lead. Shan Wilson, 20; Alexandra…
Exhibit at George Brown College highlights African inventors
African contributions paved the way for present and future inventors. Showcased at George Brown College (GBC) this week was the African Expo, a timeline of African inventors who helped create a foundation for current technological advances.
I thought an abusive relationship couldn’t happen to me
Love has a funny way of consuming your existence. Sometimes it makes you feel things and do things that you don’t want. It’s hard to get out of an abusive relationship – I’ll tell you that firsthand.
George Brown College grad Avish Sood spins passion for sports into dream career
No need to blame the current economy for the high unemployment rate. Apparently only those who can market themselves survive!