Huskies Win Hockey Tournament

Kyle Peters REPORTER The stands at Newnham Arena may have been packed with Seneca fans on January 17th. But all in attendance would leave defeated, as George Brown would take home the Seneca Tournament. At Seneca, they were one of several teams to play the Seneca Extramural tournament, playing three rounds. The Huskies played a…

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Tailoring Your Résumé

Lara Tai Reporter-Editor We spoke to Career Advisor Stacey Mauger at the Casa Loma Campus about the importance of tailoring your résumé to your specific job as one of the key components to having employers interested in meeting you for the first interview for your dream job. The résumé is a communication tool to the…

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Google Developer Group

Lara Tai Reporter-Editor The Google Developer Group (GDG) is an organization and technology partner of George Brown College as well as Google under the 940 chapters program. It is one of the fastest growing with the group’s membership increasing from a couple a passionate individuals to over 2100 plus members including many GBC Students and…

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The Negative Side of Dating Culture

Lara Tai Reporter-Editor Toronto is a thriving city with many robust and active people and so many people are out having dates. What about negative behaviors that happen in our dating culture? I recently watched Sex Education at new Netflix series online… well at least the first episode and was enthralled at how much people…

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The Ins And Outs of Sexual Health

Community Care Centre: Meredith Charko, Emily Del Greco & Loreto Duran Sexual health is harm reduction. Sexual health is linked to our mental health and wellness. As such, the Student Association’s Community Care Centre provides free safer sex supplies, from latex and latex free condoms, lubricants, nitrile gloves and more. Access to sexual health resources…

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Isolation in college

Waiting For Someone To Understand You Kyle Peters Reporter/editor “Hide in your shell,” sang Roger Hodgson of Supertramp in 1974, “cause the world is out to bleed you for a ride.” Going into college, we were always expecting the next step. We saw all the movies and television shows, where parties and friend groups swallowed…

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Black History Month

TALHAH SALICK Assistant editor People of African descent have been a part of shaping Canada’s heritage and identity since the arrival of Mathieu Da Costa, a navigator and interpreter, whose presence in Canada dates back to the early 1600s. The role of Blacks in Canada has not always been viewed as a key feature in…

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