Generally, upon the first listen of a song, the thing that sticks with us the most is the melody. If a song has an upbeat melody, something bouncy like Bruno Mars’ “Uptown Funk” or jazzy and sultry like Mac Miller’s “My Favourite Part,” we tend to listen to it with a smile on our face, […]
“But, it sounds so bouncy!?”—Three upbeat songs with dark meanings Read More »
Every Sunday morning in my home, for as long as I can remember, my mother has made brunch. The ritual was so integrated into my childhood that I thought it was something everyone did. After mentioning it in passing to my friends, and having to explain the intricacies of the meal, I realized that this
I have a slight over-reliance on the Internet. Well, let’s just agree to say its a “substantial” dependence. But not to worry. I know for certain I’m not the only one. We all go to the Internet to seek help regarding many assortments of issues ranging from personal health to construction—even friendship and health advice.
Just Google It! : Seeking Advice from the Internet Read More »
Fall is finally here! Get your style inspiration from these fashionable Victoria College students. Things we love for fall… cozy knit sweaters, halloween!
For a lot of people, first year means the first time living away from home and the first major foray into adulthood and living independently. But it can be a great time to develop some healthy habits to carry with you throughout the remainder of your university experience and, hopefully, beyond.
Healthier, Happier: Tips for a Fit First Year Read More »
Names matter, regardless of what Juliet might think—a One program stream name reflects the underlying ideals of the program itself. Since the introduction of the One programs, a principle was founded in establishing opportunities for first year students to thoughtfully engage in small class size discussions to explore the inter-connectivity of academic streams. This academic
This was my first year in Toronto. The previous year I had been at an international school in Hamilton, Ontario, populated with people coming from the various expanses of the globe, and it’s safe to say that we all felt sheltered there. There was a constant feeling when walking down the halls that we were
Where culture awareness only goes so far: The trials of an international student Read More »
If you happen to know me, there’s a fairly good chance I’ve tried to recruit you into rock climbing. On second thought, if you happen to know me, I’m certain that I have. “Hey, I’m Jenna. Nice to meet you. Do you rock climb? Would you want to?” The words are out of my mouth
Rock Climbing Rocks Read More »
Earlier this month, confusion erupted over Facebook after it was announced that the Gardiner Gala—planned as part of Victoria University’s Frost Week—had been postponed. The Gardiner Gala, considered a tradition for Victorians, is an event regularly held each year during the first week back at school after winter break. The Gala is held at the
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“I had midterms for the past six weeks, and there’s still two more to do.” “It’s very liberating to be able to do things on your own and not care what anyone else thinks. Honestly, I feel like a lot of the things we do with other people we’re actually just experiencing by ourselves. Like,
