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[14 Aug 2018 | Comments Off on Why Should you Study Abroad | ]

It’s undeniable to say that moving out of your home to go to a university is a challenge. You must learn how to be more independent, balance a social life and school work, and adjust to a significant change of not having your family around, and sometimes not even your closest friends. Although, have you ever considered how it would feel to study abroad? While it may initially seem like a horrifying idea – it has a plethora of benefits that you would only be able to get into a …

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[6 Aug 2018 | Comments Off on England is the Most Expensive for Studying | ]

In England known as the most expensive place in Europe to study the university fees are around £9,250 currently, per annum. Is it any surprise that those who have a passion for travel, want to develop foreign language skills or would like to study in a different country where no tuition fees are payable for undergraduates is such an attractive option?
Prospective students from the UK can study for free in several countries, in Scotland, Scottish students can already get free tuition in universities and so can students from EU countries, …

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[17 Jun 2018 | Comments Off on Football Students Gain Huge Support from Canadian Online Casino Nights | ]

When it comes to raising money fast and effectively no other institution is as successful as online casinos. Several betting houses have recently organized Online Casino Canada nights for new and veteran casino gaming fans, to collect funds for worthy causes. Canadian online casinos are keen supporters of sports including hockey, basketball and American football. The funds raised by online casinos go towards covering transportation expenses and college scholarships.
Online Casino Sponsorship for Different Sports Club Levels
In Canada, the US and North America, American football is top-level entertainment. Students start playing …

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[5 Dec 2013 | Comments Off on Hamilton Media Guild debuts | ]

The launch party for the Hamilton Media Guild, a division of Hamilton Hive, saw more than 100 attendees networking and discussing trends within the industry.
“We felt there was a need for a group for media professionals and young emerging professionals to get together and really connect,” co-Founder of the Hamilton Media Guild, Margaret Lintott said. “We also want to facilitate some discussion around different media trends and topics in hopes that we can inspire some innovation in not only traditional media group but also media groups in Hamilton.”
Martinus Geleynse is …

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[5 Dec 2013 | Comments Off on Season’s Greetings? | ]

With the temperatures dropping and the Christmas music playing in department stores, it is that time of the year again. The yearly debate and controversy surrounding what term do we say or put up on display is upon us. Nowadays, the politically correct term to use this time of the year is “Happy Holidays” or “Seasons Greetings” rather than “Merry Christmas.”
The signs are all around us, literally. More and more department stores are using “Happy Holidays” banners. The reason why? Saying “Merry Christmas” celebrates the Christian religion and excludes people …

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[5 Dec 2013 | Comments Off on Keeping Christ in Christmas | ]

When you walk up to the counter at a shop and pay for your gift, does the salesperson usually say “Happy Holidays!” or “Merry Christmas?”
With each passing holiday season, it seems as though fewer and fewer people are saying Merry Christmas. Is this because nobody celebrates Christmas anymore, or because we are so afraid to offend someone that we are pushing our own personal beliefs aside?
The reason that this season is titled the holiday season is because there are several different traditional celebrations that occur in December, many of which …

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[5 Dec 2013 | Comments Off on Domestic or Import? | ]

This is it: the argument that plagues car forums and comment threads. It seems that you either have to take one side or the other. “Hey, buddy, which are you? Import or domestic?” Why do you have to choose? You don’t. In my opinion, this whole “choose a side” business is to the car scene what peer pressuring kids to smoke in middle school was. It’s stupid, you look stupid, and you probably smell.
Growing up, I wasn’t forced to choose. My parents were and still are awesome in so many …

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[3 Dec 2013 | Comments Off on Links of the Day for Tuesday, December 3 | ]

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[29 Nov 2013 | Comments Off on Enough Ford, already | ]

I’m sick of hearing about Rob Ford.
I realize that’s an unpopular position – he’s basically the Lindsay Lohan of Canada, and people love them some celebrity gossip. I also realize that I’m a member of the media and I should be relishing this opportunity for an easy story idea, or to continue to pit Hamilton against Toronto in the battle of superiority.
Here’s why I’m sick of the media coverage of Ford’s shenanigans: he makes Canada look terrible. No offense to our neighbours to the south, but they don’t know a …

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[28 Nov 2013 | Comments Off on Bad hair days? Or bad attitudes? | ]

If anyone knows who I am, they will know right away that I love hair. I love to style my hair in any way possible. Name almost any style and I have probably rocked it over the years. I love the fact that I can wear my hair in any form. With that being said, I think that sometimes it’s hard to believe that beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.
I read a recent article called Another Day, Another Natural Hair Ban: Vanessa VanDyke Asked To Cut Her …