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WEBThis Is How Tomorrow Moves is the third album from singer-songwriter Beatrice Laus, better known by her stage name, Beabadoobee. On this record, Laus’ sugary ballads flow effortlessly into her powerful indie-rock tracks. For younger listeners, there is a distinct sense of nostalgia that comes with Laus’ music. She embraces….
What's with millennials' obsession with tattoos? - The Gateway
WEBMar 28, 2017 · The United States Navy has changed its body art policies to allow for more and larger tattoos in the hopes of drawing in more millennial recruits. In 2010 about 40 per cent of millennials had at least one tattoo and that number has increased in the last six years. Young Instagram and high fashion runway models are often spattered with tiny ...
The great divide between North Campus and Augustana
WEBApr 23, 2024 · In the illustrious halls of the University of Alberta, there lies a tale of two campuses: the bustling metropolis of the North Campus in Edmonton and its quieter, understated sibling, Augustana in Camrose.
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WEBThe Gateway is the official student publication at the University of Alberta, founded in 1910. The magazine is published once a month during the academic year (September-April) by the Gateway Student Journalism Society (GSJS), a student-run, autonomous, apolitical not-for-profit organization, operated in accordance with the Societies Act of Alberta.
Q&A with U of A President Bill Flanagan - The Gateway
WEBJul 21, 2020 · Flanagan is the 14th president of the U of A and replaces David Turpin, who served from 2015 to June of this year. The Gateway interviewed Flanagan about his priorities for the U of A, how he will resolve to ensure the university is a diverse and equitable institution, and how leading the largest university in …
Short story review: Stephen King’s “The Jaunt” - The Gateway
WEBOct 6, 2019 · How do you explain the realities of scientific progress to young children? Mark Oates, a father of two, wrangles with this question as he tells his children how teleportation was discovered in Stephen King’s short story, The Jaunt. The Jaunt takes place hundreds of years in the future, in an alternate version of reality where humans discovered teleportation (or “jaunting”) in the 1980s.
Visiting Vancouver: Gulf of Georgia Cannery - The Gateway
WEBSep 27, 2021 · That is, until I visited the Gulf of Georgia Cannery museum near Vancouver. In canning’s heyday, there were 76 canneries scattered across British Columbia. It was one of the largest industries in the province employing hundreds of Chinese, Japanese, and Indigenous workers. This was at a time when anti-Asian …
The aesthetics of the keyboard “smash” - The Gateway
WEBNov 4, 2015 · When typing with a QWERTY keyboard, the standard practice is to put your left pinky, ring, middle, and index fingers on the A, S, D, and F keys, respectively, while placing the right ones on the semicolon, L, K, and J keys. All of the fingers are now on the middle row of the keyboard. When typing a keyboard smash, moving fingers in …
The pandemic has tested Canadian’s trust in government
WEBAug 5, 2021 · Amid a global pandemic, economic turbulence, and a mass outcry for equality and stability, it is easy to see how our government was not always prepared with the right answers or solutions. This has had huge consequences in terms of the trust we hold in the government. The Edelman Trust Barometer 2021 report highlighted that societal leaders ...
NFB feature documentary Kenbe la shows a different side of Haiti
WEBMar 8, 2021 · Kenbe la is a 2019 documentary highlighting Philoctète’s return to Haiti in the hopes of developing an agricultural community known to locals as a lakou. The film’s dialogue shifts between Haitian Creole and French, reflecting its settings in rural Haiti and Montreal. More than anything, the documentary illuminates Philoctète, a ...