Review: Waves
Tiana MohebiTiana Mohebi is Broadcast and Online Journalism student at BCIT. Her areas of interest include world culture, music, and travel.
Art Feature: Vincent Lin
At his core, Vincent Lin is just a shy little guy that likes to draw. He especially loves drawing people. The bulk of his inspiration comes from going for walks around the city to observe the mannerisms and habits of everyday people. He grew up with a healthy diet of classic cartoons that left a…
A Walk Through Cindy Sherman’s Exhibit
I have always been curious about photography but never really had the chance to learn the art in depth. Last term I took a photography course at BCIT (BCST 1198) to not just learn the technical aspects of the craft, but also to help me understand different ways to express my vision through the camera.…
Pregnancy Prevention
Also, it’s important to note that we’re talking about pregnancy prevention, not sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention—to avoid contracting an STI, always wear a condom, and follow other safe-sex practices. To learn more about safe sex, check out optionsforsexualhealth.org or visit your doctor. We organized these (roughly) in order of effectiveness and didn’t include abstinence—we’re…
Photo Feature: Julia Verea
Julia Verea is a 24-year-old photographer, screenwriter, social media manager, and marketing student at BCIT. Throughout her life, she has found an escape in creating music, poetry, songs, stories, and, as of late, photography. In her spare time, she enjoys going on small hikes with friends to find new landscapes to photograph, making music, and…
Recipe: Tabbouleh
Typically I use chickpeas, but if you wanted some more protein, you could add cooked lentils or chicken. Feta would be another great addition, but you may have to cut down on the salt in the dressing.
Recipe: Baba Ghanoush
I make Baba Ghanoush in a small food processor, but it will work fine in any blender. It’s good smooth or a bit chunky, so blitz to your preference. If you want this a bit spicy, which I recommend, add the cayenne pepper otherwise omit this. This is perfect with crackers or flatbread and will…
Making Money Moves
Nicole V. advertised her twerking class in January as an empowering practice of the art form, and welcome to all dance levels (and bum sizes). When I walked into the hot dance studio, what I expected was a room full of experienced dancers twerking it up. What I didn’t expect was fur coats, Prada, a…
BCIT Hackathon 2020 – Using Computation Solutions to Get Ahead
Aaron Rempel sat down with Justin Cervantes of the BCIT Student Association to discuss the 2020 BCIT Hackathon and how he organized the event. A Hackathon is a collaboration of computer developers and all involved in software development to design software that solves a certain problem within a given span of time. Taking place mid-January,…
5 Myths About Porn DEBUNKED
The internet is ripe with porn. Not only are genres and platforms growing more diverse, but it’s getting to be more accessible to anyone, especially the inexperienced. If your parents didn’t bother giving you “the talk,” or you managed to avoid the mandatory Sex Ed seminars in middle school, I sincerely hope you don’t search…
Sex Confessions
From the awkward to the gross to the triumphant, a few brave students at BCIT confessed to Link their most memorable (and traumatic) sexual exploits…
Campus Relationships: Finding Balance
When I first stepped onto the BCIT campus, I had no intention of falling in love. Neither did he. His name is Tai. We’re both taking a two-year broadcast journalism program. He instantly caught my eye on orientation day. He asked for my number, and since then, we’ve texted each other non-stop. We dated for…