Archive for December, 2007

Genevieve DeBellis
News Reporter

In April 2004, Louise Russo was standing in a sandwich shop waiting for her order, when a bullet meant for someone else changed her life forever.
Last week she was in her wheelchair at Humber speaking …

 

New report reveals that if you don’t use it, you can lose it

Tiffany Thompson
In Focus Reporter

Of all the skills students will learn at college, literacy may be the most important.
About a third of all adult Canadians …

 

Rebekah Williams
News Reporter

Ontario’s consumers have less to worry about this holiday shopping season as a law passed on Oct. 1 states retail gift card expiry dates are illegal.
Derek Nighbor, national affairs vice president of Retail Council of …

 

Mohawk’s star Jasmin Cull records 15 kills against deflated Humber squad

Jamie Griffith
Sports Reporter

All good things must end, as the men’s volleyball team found out last Tuesday night, losing its first regular season game of the year in …

 

Clinton Hosannah
A&E Reporter

Students were educated on psychology and equality when author Bryan Walls visited Guelph-Humber.
The lecture explored Walls’s book, The Road That Led To Somewhere. It is a story about his family’s plight in coming to Canada …

 

Greg Coyle
A&E Reporter

A group of 14 hospitality management students helped raise $2,400 for the United Way by hosting a dinner in the Humber Room last Thursday.
More than 30 guests attended the event, called Providing Shelter to the …

 

Gareth Vieira
Special to the Et Cetera

Humber journalism student Tabitha Venasse met the challenge to write a 50,000-word novel in 30 days for the National Novel Writing Month.
“You start the novel on Nov. 1 at midnight and finish …

 

Kassina Ryder
Business Reporter

Ontario’s best and most motivated business students competed for medals and glory at the 2007 Ontario College’s Marketing Competition (OCMC) held by Fanshawe College November 15th and 16th.
 Humber took home to gold medals, one bronze …

 

Et Cetera Staff
Happy Holidays

Christmas of 1994
My dog Norton was always interested in the process of unwrapping gifts on Christmas Day. He would spend at least two weeks before the big day pushing the presents with his nose, …

 

Karolina Walczak
A&E Reporter

The third annual Tea for Teens event and fundraiser aims at raising $10,000 to provide gifts to teenagers just in time for the holidays.
Organized by the Junior League of Toronto, Tea for Teens was held …

 

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