Author pins down city’s changing landscape
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in Life
Antanas Sileika, the director of the School of Writers, has published a short story on experiences in the city of Toronto. ... [continue reading]
[FAT] a treat for everyone
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in A&E
Guest lecturer and photographer Arline Malakian is set to unveil her exhibit, Black on Black, next week at [FAT], Toronto Alternative Arts and Fashion Week. ... [continue reading]
Comedy show no ‘WoOopsie’-daisy
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in A&E
Graduate Kaitlin Loftus drew the biggest star yet to her comedy club on Monday when Allyson Smith was the headliner at WoOopsies Laugh Lounge. ... [continue reading]
Grad becoming teacher in fall
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in A&E
After establishing a name for himself south of the border, Shirantha Beddage will be returning to his roots when he assumes his new … ... [continue reading]
Economy not a downer for songwriters, says instructor
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in A&E, Life
When the economy slumps, songwriters at Humber use art as a therapeutic mode of escape. ... [continue reading]
Film and TV industries cashing in on low loonie
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in A&E, Biz/Tech
The falling Canadian dollar and exhausted American tax subsidies are bringing jobs and production dollars back to Toronto’s film and television industries. ... [continue reading]
Musical brothers play to jazzed-up audience
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in A&E
Humber professor and jazz sensation Pat LaBarbera hasn’t played music with his two brothers since they were children, but the three blew the roof off the Lakeshore Campus auditorium last week. ... [continue reading]
Wilderness survival skills course attracts novices and adventurers
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in Life, News
It was a small newspaper advertisement and a desire for adventure that brought Les Stroud, TV’s ‘Survivorman’ to Humber to train for a career in outdoor education. ... [continue reading]
5k run draws hundreds
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in Life
Humber student Charlie Lay placed tenth out of about 500 people in the fourth annual five kilometre run, organized by students in the fitness and health promotion program. ... [continue reading]
Student is the new face of festival in Whistler
Posted on 24. Apr, 2009 by Archivist in Life
Humber fashion arts student, Miranda Furtado, beat 50 other applicants to be the new face of Whistler’s Ski and Snowboard Festival. ... [continue reading]
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