This is a little last minute, but if you want to get in on some, free cookies, hot drinks, and great student artists, come check out CLC Art Space’s next event, tomorrow (Wednesday, Feb. 25th) @ 5:00 pm. It’s an open mic with a focus on creative writing and spoken word, so if you have [...]

For some time climate change scientists have been predicting that warming should accelerate in the arctic, rising faster than the global mean increase in temperatures. The reason? Warmer temperatures in the arctic mean the formation of less seasonal winter ice, as well as the loss of permanent ice to melt. More of the ocean’s surface [...]

number of cells in all your organs combined: 10¹³

number of bacteria currently living happily in your gastrointestinal tract: 1014

Presented by the International Relations Student Association and International Week 2009!

Looking for a future job or an opportunity to explore the world outside the classroom? Then don’t miss DESTINATION CAREERS, a joint collaboration between the International Relations Student Association and International Week 2009.

When: Tuesday, March 17, 2009, 10am-4pm
Where: SUB North [...]

Do you remember that scene from A Beautiful Mind, where John Nash has an huge room of newspaper clippings all laid out on the ground, and as he stares at it, words pop out, turning into a coded message?

To me, that’s technology.   I’ve recently come up with a theory about how [...]

For my first post on the Terry project, I thought I’d riff on the popular chain-letter currently infecting Facebook profiles everywhere. But rather than write about myself (a subject less interesting than any of the items on the following list) I thought I’d write about 10 cool ideas which are currently rattling around my brain. [...]

Yesterday I went to a panel discussion on making a career as writer or musician, and one of the panelists was local First Nations musician Russell Wallace.  He mentioned a few things about suppression of First Nations culture that really surprised me, so I did a little bit of research and was amazed at how [...]

Ever thought you’d hear those two words together?

I was, through the magic of wireless connectivity, trolling through mobile.nytimes.com on my trusty cellphone at Starbucks this evening.  I was wasting time while I ate an overpriced Starbucks cheese-and-fruit plate ($5.95 plus tax). I recently had my wisdom teeth removed and [...]