BY LANCE HOLDFORTH
IN FOCUS REPORTER
Long before the Lakeshore campus was acquired and North campus was built, Humber’s first classes were in a public elementary school.
In 1967, Humber began educating 89 students in the James S. Bell Junior …
Archive for November, 2009
Thursday, 26 November 2009 16:24
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BY COLTON DE GOOYER
IN FOCUS REPORTER
Sitting on the top of a hill in the Humber Arboretum, the Centre for Urban Ecology has fur pelts, animal bones and an eco-friendly facility.
Barb Fox, co-ordinator for the centre, said it …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 16:14
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AMANDA GRAHAM
A&E REPORTER
Ashley Comeau was set on applying for the funeral services program on the Ontario Colleges application site when she saw a comedy program on the list and changed her mind.
Now the Humber alumna will take …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 16:12
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Third-year student hopes his group’s success will complement his post-graduate lifestyle
MELANIE KERR
A&E REPORTER
Mississauga natives Adversary Number Seven will play a show at the Annex Wreck Room, Nov. 29.
Chris Tanti, a third-year package and graphic design student …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:51
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TAI DUONG
NEWS REPORTER
Interior decorating will be taught at Orangeville campus starting in the fall of 2010, said Joe Andrews, Orangeville campus director.
The program, which is four semesters over two years at North campus, will be concentrated into …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:49
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TREVOR KOROLL
NEWS REPORTER
Ontario is one step closer to having a Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) after the bill was introduced to the legislature on Nov. 16.
The HST will combine Ontario’s eight per cent tax with the five per …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:47
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Organizers say they hope a Dec. 1 Lakeshore campus visit from people living with AIDS will raise awareness
KHRISTOPHER REARDON
NEWS REPORTER
Speakers from the People with AIDS Foundation (PWA) are coming to Lakeshore campus Dec. 1 for World AIDS …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:45
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Student directed drama entered into Missouri film fest
RICHARD HINKSON
A&E REPORTER
Life of Charlie, a small film made by former Humber students, is causing quite a stir on both sides of the border.
The film was recently selected as …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:41
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JUAN ANTONIO SISON
NEWS REPORTER
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s expected absence at next month’s climate change conference in Copenhagen will stain Canada’s reputation, said Troy Dettwiler, vice-president of the Environmental Action and Awareness Group at North campus.
World leaders will …
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:38
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JORDAN MAXWELL
NEWS REPORTER
Rod Spencer, a police foundations professor and retired Toronto police officer of 30 years, hasn’t forgotten what resources are needed when searching for a missing person after 11 years of experience in homicide and CSI.
“Neighbourhood …