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Over the years, Edmonton’s Telus World of Science has been home to some of the coolest exhibits imaginable. From Body Works to Harry Potter, the exhibits that make their stop in Edmonton never fail to disappoint. With content that Marvel fans of all generations can appreciate and relate to, the current Marvel exhibit is no exception. Continue reading Days of Comics’ Past
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Everyone’s favourite time of the year is almost here. No, not the time between your last final and Christmas or Reading Week, even if those times are cherished. It’s time to start thinking about registering for courses in the 2020-2021 academic year. Continue reading Course Registration for Fun and Success
An alternative way to address conflict and crime that enables a community to facilitate a meaningful solution for the offences and the harm caused to the victims is referred to as restorative justice. Continue reading Restorative Justice in Canada
A new decade has rolled in. It’s a time where many of us are determined to turn over a new leaf and create our New Year’s resolutions. Unfortunately, most resolutions don’t end well. Everyone understands that consistency is the key to success, but it’s not always as easy as it sounds. Not to worry! This year, you might be able to make a difference with these seven tips. Continue reading Keeping Up With New Year’s Resolutions
In a City full of ice, insane weather conditions, and gross forecasts of cold, Dylan Haslam and his fellow nerdy friends try to do the impossible: help create a guide to help you survive the cold. Continue reading Dylan’s Declassified Cold Survival Guide
What does it mean to be a contrarian? The exact definition, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, states that someone who is contrarian is “[one] who takes a contrary position or attitude.” Usually, this is observed in people who like to go against the majority or enjoy playing devil’s advocate in most situations. In common usage, the term has a negative connotation. A contrarian is someone who rejects conventional wisdom, which prolongs any conversation or meeting with objections and alternative options. Despite this negative connotation, we would benefit from having more contrarians, despite the time and energy they require. Continue reading Why You Should Be More Contrarian
New year, new you. As cliche as it sounds, 2020 is a time for new semester resolutions. This new year, the Concordia Management Council encourages you to get involved within the faculty, and use it as an opportunity to better yourself as a student, businessperson, and entrepreneur. Continue reading CMC Means Business
Since the dawn of humankind, we’ve had to face a hostile environment full of things that could kill us, from those enticing red berries to the multicoloured bread we forgot about two weeks ago. Thankfully, we have many ways of eliminating toxins,;our liver, kidneys, gastrointestinal system, and even skin and lungs, are working hard to keep us alive. Continue reading Demystifying “Toxins”
Through nostalgia, individuals look towards a positive future because it reminds them of their positive past experiences. Nostalgia also helps people to build positive relationships with their peers as it helps them to feel empathy and develop communication skills. Continue reading The Science Behind Nostalgia
Trauma is often associated with PTSD, but by itself, it is a little more challenging to comprehend. It is, according to Integratedlistening.com, a “response to a deeply distressing or disturbing event that overwhelms an individual’s ability to cope.” Anyone can have it. The young, the old, war veterans, firefighters, students, and stay-at-home mothers. Continue reading Trauma
