There’s never a shortage of interesting stuff to watch when it comes to cooking shows – but this show takes food preparation to the dogs. Ria RenoufRia Renouf is an Associate Editor for BCIT’s Link Magazine. A second-year Broadcasting student, she’ll report on anything; her first loves, however, are movies, music, gaming and technology. Outside of…
Associate Editor Ria Renouf has a (sort of) creepy guest hanging out at her place for the next little while. Ria RenoufRia Renouf is an Associate Editor for BCIT’s Link Magazine. A second-year Broadcasting student, she’ll report on anything; her first loves, however, are movies, music, gaming and technology. Outside of BCIT she reads many…
Link contributor Spencer Williams had a chance to take in the sights and sounds of The 1975 not too long ago. Read what he has to say about the experience!
Men, now that movember is over, you can have your faces back. Ladies, now that movember is back, you might have to subtly convince your man to give you his face back. (Some guys have a pesky habit of wanting to keep that upper lip warmer a little too long…) But would you look at…
Known as the girl in the picture, refugee Kim Phuc was only 11 when she was photographed crying and running naked down a road, just moments after her village was attacked with Air Force napalm during the Vietnam War. Phuc has travelled the world helping children of war, and this time she will be the…
A year ago this week, the Hollywood Theatre in Vancouver had its last screening. Since then, many petitions have been signed in an effort to save it; however, the era of 35mm film seems to be coming to an end. This is what captivated English teacher Curtis Emde, and his wife, professional photographer Silmara Albi,…
As an avid concert goer, I am one of many music junkies in Vancouver that are excited to attend the 2014 Peak Performance Project Finale on November 20th at the Commodore Ballroom. (Sorry minors!) For those of you living under a rock (or if you just don’t listen to local indie music) the Peak Performance…
As an avid concert goer, I am one of many music junkies in Vancouver excited to attend the 2014 Peak Performance Project (#PPP2014) Finale on November 20th at the Commodore Ballroom. (Sorry minors!) For those of you living under a rock (or if you just don’t listen to local indie music) the Peak Performance Project is an…
Next June there will be a new addition to BCIT’s art collection and its history, with the rise of a Coast Salish House Post at the Burnaby campus. The unveiling of the house post, planned for 2015, will celebrate National Aboriginal Day next year and commemorate BCIT’s 50th anniversary. The artist carving the piece is…
Yes, you read that right. Urinetown the musical. And no, I’m not taking the piss. Well, the play is – or it isn’t… okay, that’s getting a little bit complicated, so let’s take a step back. Urinetown is set in a not-too distant future where ecological disaster has led to unimaginable droughts. The politicians and corporations…
So I piqued your interest in wetshaving… You’ll be whipping up a lather in no time. In this month’s print edition of Link, I gave readers just the tip of the brush. Let’s get to the root of it. In recent years, wetshaving gear has become much easier to find, with two different online retailers…
Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights was celebrated last month on October 23rd. Known as the most important festival in India, it gets its name from the row of lamps that are lit outside of people’s houses symbolizing light over darkness; to spread good over evil. As celebrations increase in popularity each year, it’s no…