Do you love warm seasonal spices but hate the cloying sweetness of artificial syrup? If you crave pumpkin flavour, but lattes and pie just don’t do it for you, there’s another way to get your spiced pumpkin fix: Pumpkin beer! Most breweries now produce seasonal beers. At my last count, a well-stocked liquor store took…
The five award recipients at BCIT’s Distinguished Alumni Awards come from diverse backgrounds. The alumni awarded at the ceremony on October 1 are Bill Dow, Craig Crawford, Robyn Worcester, Gillian Findlay and Ceilidh Millar. Bill Dow is currently the dean of BCIT’s School of Health Sciences, and his role insures graduates are prepared to be…
ARIES (March 21 – April 20) Swimming Sockeye says follow your streams. If your current situation is tough, you just have to be efishent, bear it, and keep chasing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow (trout). TAURUS (April 21 – May 21) Sea otter says you don’t have flippers so put…
IF THIS WEEK IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Your year has a lot of potential, But have you thought about adding some math? Because by dividing your time a bit better Your friendships will multiply fast. ARIES (March 21 – April 20) Aries, ram, you’re on fire: Confident, wild, and so-desired. But ram…
Literature lovers, comic connoisseurs, and other book buffs came out to WORD Vancouver at the end of September to check out some of the best work from Vancouver’s literary field. The festival has celebrated nineteen years of success, and usually brings bookworms from all over. However, a downpour on the first day put quite a…
ARIES (March 21 – April 20) Aries, if you feel like everyone’s giving you the cold shoulder, stop thinking so darn metaphorically! Everybody loves you! Just put on a sweater. You’ll see your shoulders, and your self-confidence, are fine. TAURUS (April 21 – May 21) Deciduo-ns, Deciduo-ns Taurus. Over the long summer, you might…
Another school year is beginning at BCIT, and with the autumn weather comes premiere season on TV – a perfect procrastination excuse for students. Every year, the wait for television premieres in the last half of September is unbearable. There seems to be even more anticipation this year, as there are many exciting shows ending…
The second annual FroshFest, organized by the BCIT student association (BCITSA), attracted hundreds of students to the Burnaby campus tennis courts on the first Friday of the fall term. Students celebrated with cheap drinks, delicious food, and classic tunes. According to BCITSA’s official Facebook event page, admission cost $15. One beverage and one burger were included in…
At a crossroad between two very different career paths — law and broadcasting — Nabil Karim, a BCIT broadcast and online journalism program graduate, went down the less conventional path. It has led him to a thriving career in the competitive industry of sports broadcasting. The sports reporter and anchor for TSN graduated from BCIT…
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