Judy McNeil
Business Reporter
Ontario teachers’ colleges face a glut of applicants who will graduate into an already over-saturated job market for educators.
Elementary school teachers fare better in getting full-time jobs if they have the added skill of French, …
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Funny money no laughing matter
Stephanie Sherr
Business Reporter
Humber’s North Campus bookstore will no longer accept traveller’s cheques, after cashing $300 in counterfeits.
“We just got verification from the bank that we received counterfeit traveller’s cheques,” said bookstore manager …
Michael Clegg
Sports Reporter
Three athletes have been deemed ineligible to participate by the athletic department due to poor academic standing – one from the men’s volleyball team and two from the men’s basketball team.
“We normally lose five or …
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James Sturgeon
Sports Reporter
Despite a respectable third-place finish at this year’s provincial championships a few weeks ago, men’s basketball team is looking to add some critical components for the upcoming season.
Head Coach Darrell Glenn is optimistic that through …
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Hawks conclude year with semi-final loss to Sheridan
Simon Yau
Sports Reporter
The men’s extramural hockey team finished third in its final tournament of the season after being upset 4-3 by the Sheridan Bruins in the semi-final.
The Hawks routed …
Free software competes with Microsoft products
Will Cottingham
Business Reporter
Downloadable programs are proving a reasonable alternative to Microsoft Office for cost-conscious students.
Google docs and spreadsheets and OpenOffice.org are free software suites for students, said Mark Naylor, chief information …
Read more ...Angela Scappatura
Business Reporter
The new provincial budget does not do enough to distinguish and support college education, said HSF president Cynthia Malagerio.
“Colleges are drastically under funded,” Malagerio said. “The government has started to recognize the value colleges provide …
Read more ...HSF’s plans to bring in Human Race Machine intrigues staff and students
Krista Cyr
Life Reporter
HSF has ordered a machine that will be available for everyone curious to see what they would look like as a different ethnicity.
“It …
Read more ...Katarina Ilic
Life Reporter
The practical nursing program is sending one of its second-year students to Peru at the end of March.
“I really have a passion for nursing and I also have a passion for travelling,” said Courtney Miller, …
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Jordana Stier
Life Reporter
Nicknamed vanity sizing, a new fashion trend makes consumers think they’re thinner by re-working garments size system, Humber fashion teachers said.
Manufacturers are tailoring to the obsession of being thin by providing new scales of sizes …
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