Three years ago a stiff wind blew Megan MacKay from the shores of Prince Edward Island. She landed with a bounce on STU campus, where the next logical step for her was to study journalism. Now entering her final year, she will be splitting her time equally between her studies and tap dancing for spare change.
There is a lot of moral ambiguity in this world. A lot of “grey areas” as they say. I agree with this. I really honestly have a hard time knowing where I stand on a lot of issues. Every now and again, however, I stumble across something that doesn’t sit well. Makes me feel a [...]
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If at the end of my life there is a question as to what to do with me, the answer is this- I want my brain to be put into a robot. Not any kind of robot. A robot companion. As a robot I will be as uncomfortably sexy as the the T-X from Terminator [...]
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Wanted: One full-time companion for crime solving/ caped crusading. Experience: 3-5 years. This is serious business, not amateur hour. Must be hard working, ambitious, and able to disarm an underwater bomb with a cell phone. Must be available evenings, weekends. Encyclopedic knowledge of waterfowl a plus. Must provide your own tights and graphing calculator. Candidates [...]
Continue reading …Do you enjoy drumming, do want to learn how or do you simply long for the cathartic satisfaction of hitting something? If this sounds appealing, your Sunday afternoons just got a little more interesting. The group Djembes and Djuns holds a drum circle/ workshop every Sunday in Wilmot Park from 1:30-3:30pm. Weather permitting, the group [...]
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Some friends and I were out taking advantage of an on-campus bar, and it was brought to my attention that the game of pool might possibly be the most douchiest game of all time. Any game where you can play, get drunk, and try to pick up without even breaking a sweat is a bit [...]
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In memoriam- On October 2nd, 2009 Blue “Lappy” Toshiba-Laptop passed on, peacefully, in our home. No amount of ctrl+alt+delete could revive him. Lappy was a dear friend of mine. He contained all of my homework, my music and my photos, which he brought with him to the computer afterlife. He wasn’t the fastest laptop, or [...]
Continue reading …Some time ago, I worked for a video store to aid in the funding of my education. I worked the night shift, stocking shelves, sweeping popcorn and generally dealing with tweaked or burnt-out clientele. Fredericton after hours is a funny place. My first encounter with the man who would later become known – at least [...]
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