Nicole McIsaac
In Focus
The leaves are changing colours, there’s a chill in the air and we’ve stuffed ourselves full of turkey. That can only mean one thing: it’s time for Halloween.
For second-year fashion arts student, Shantel Rousseau, 19, …
Archive for October, 2008
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Keith Roberts
News Reporter
The college is looking to change the way Canada’s justice system operates with its new transformative justice program set to begin in September 2009, said school officials.
The program looks at “new ways to deal with …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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Hameed Husseini
News Reporter
Macleans magazine has started Canada’s first-ever virtual college and university fair.
The free OnCampus virtual fair, which runs from Oct. 22 to mid-January, is designed to make life easier for students unsure of the school they …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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Rose Ditaranto
News Reporter
The Beyond the Code lecture at Guelph Humber last week taught students that policing goes far beyond just arresting people.
The hour- long lecture began with a member of the Toronto Police employment unit, Joanne Gooding, …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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David Lidstone
News Reporter
The HSF organized blood drive at Humber’s North Campus last week has the potential to help as many as 360 people, according to the clinic.
“We’ve been doing this at Humber for 15 years at least. …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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Miguel Agawin
News Reporter
The provincial government’s announcement of delays in hiring thousands of nurses in order to offset a projected deficit is causing worry in the nursing community.
“We’re already in a shortage for nurses,” said Kathleen White-Williams, bachelor …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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Leslie Wilks
In Focus
Not all zombies knocking on doors tomorrow evening around Humber’s Lakeshore campus are looking for brains or candy—some want non-perishable food items.
As part of this year’s nationwide Meal Exchange Trick-or-Eat fundraising initiative, student volunteers are …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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Alana Gautreau
In Focus
Watching scary movies gives people a hormonal boost that can translate into symptoms of pleasure said Dawn Macaulay, a psychology professor.
The arousal that comes from a scary stimulus can be interpreted in a number of …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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Adrienne Middlebrook
In Focus
Halloween isn’t always celebrated with candy, costumes and jack-o-lanterns. Celebrations for the holiday vary by country and culture— some don’t celebrate at all.
“This is my first Halloween ever,” said Amity Chhabra, 21, a Humber international …
Thursday, 30 October 2008 04:00
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Maciej Chabelski
Sports Editor
My least two favourite words are “he’s friendly.”
Have you ever been in a park, enjoying a beautiful day, when a dog off his leash has suddenly jumped you? You look at the owner, pleading …