Archive for November, 2007

Member of Canada’s Walk of Fame performs at Winter Garden Theatre

Karolina Walczak
Entertainment Reporter

Comedy professor Robin Duke puts her life on stage in the show Women Fully Clothed.
“It’s all based on our personal experiences.  It’s all our …

 

City approves assessments, but budget still a concern

Kenneth Brown
News Reporter

The City of Toronto has moved one step closer to having light rail transit on Finch Avenue, with the Toronto Transit Authority giving the go-ahead for an environmental …

 

McNee scores team-high 18 points in win

Esteban Castellanos
Sports Reporter

The men’s basketball team upped its record to 4-0 on Nov. 13 with a 66-61 squeaker against defending OCAA champions, the Fanshawe Falcons.
Trailing by 16 and shooting just …

 

Raymond Andrew de Souza
Senior Reporter

A global shortage of hops, the bitter-tasting agent in beer, could mean the end of the 2-4 for $24, said Jamie Mistry at Cool Breweries in Toronto.
Mistry said some of the smaller breweries …

 

Students can take advantage of holiday travel deals

Kassina Ryder
Business Reporter

Locations in the United States have been the most popular travel destinations since the dollar reached its high, said Nuno Alves, an advertising coordinator for Flight Centre, a …

 

Nicole Lane
A&E Reporter

A Humber graduate is hitting it big with his leading role in How She Move, a step dancing movie to be released in theatres this March.
Dwain Murphy, 21, graduated from the acting program in 2005 …

 

Sahba Khalili
Life Reporter

Determined to change the notion that winter is for hibernating indoors, Humber’s Ski and Snowboard Club, aims to get students off the couch.
Third-year industrial design student Sean Cardiff has been part of the club for …

 

Donations cover only two days worth of goods

Tracey Finklestein
Special to the Et Cetera

The food bank at North Campus cannot alleviate the hunger of those in need, the Humber Students Federation said.
“We provide students and their families …

 

Global shortage of hops threatens beer production


We are a nation of beer drinkers. After water, milk and coffee, beer is the most popular beverage. Canadians spent more than $6.4 billion on beer in 2003, according to Statistics Canada.
And …

 

Kaitlyn Coholan
Managing Editor

TV shows like Grey’s Anatomy and E.R. portray dramatic surgical rescues every week. In the real world, organ donors can help save lives without the drama.
According to the Organ Donation & Transplant Association of Canada …

 

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