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CODA Vanier Campus 

CODA Vanier

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Great news! CODA Vanier, a new VSCA-backed club, is shaping up to become a leader in the world of Cegep cancer fundraisers. This student-run initiative piqued my interest, so I interviewed its charismatic founder, Jack Garxenaj. I will refer to myself (Charles Mckaig) as CM and Jack Garxenaj as JG for this interview.     CM: Hello, Mr. Jack Garxenaj; you recently founded the CODA club here at Vanier College. What does CODA stand for?  JG: CODA stands for Clinical Oncology Disease Association. We believe that life is bigger than cancer. When…

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Vanier singers wanted for upcoming Unplugged – Intercollegiate Singing Competition Campus 

Vanier singers wanted for upcoming Unplugged – Intercollegiate Singing Competition

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Are you a singer? Are you the self-proclaimed king or queen of karaoke? Do you want to show your singing talents to the world? With the QASAP Intercollegiate Unplugged Singing Competition coming up, you no longer have to use your vocals all alone when you’re in your car listening to the radio! What’s the Unplugged Singing Competition, you may ask? As the name suggests, it’s an intercollegiate singing competition between all the six major English colleges in Quebec. The competition will premiere on YouTube on Thursday, April 7, at 7…

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Georgia Arts 

Georgia

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Do you still remember that night? I ran away after a big fight So broken and lost Didn’t know what I could do Walked into a bar Trying to drown in the dark Til you shot a smile From the corner of the booth   You asked me for my name Greetings turned to drinks I asked you for a dance You were so pretty in that dress I know it might sound crazy But when our lips gently kissed I started to think Of wanting to be with you…

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The totally (un)historical origin of Valentine’s Day Arts 

The totally (un)historical origin of Valentine’s Day

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Inspired by myths As I sat in my cell, I pondered, “How did it come down to this?” The answer, actually, was quite simple. It was all because of Claudius. But maybe it started when I was ordained as a Bishop. Or maybe my fate was sealed when the word began to spread? Ah, no – it started with that lovely faithful couple. Let me explain. When Emperor Claudius decreed last year (271 A.D.) that the soldiers in his army would no longer be allowed to marry, I could not…

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What’s trending on #BookTok? Entertainment 

What’s trending on #BookTok?

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If you use TikTok, you might have heard of BookTok. It consists of a growing community where social media users share their love for literature and recommend books. Here are some of the most popular books recommended by these avid readers: The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller This New York Times Bestseller, which also won the Orange Prize for Fiction, reimagines Homer’s work, the Iliad. This action-packed novel explores the tale of gods, immortal fame and a glorious love story. It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover Written by…

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