Facebook, Twitter, cell phones and various other forms of modern social networking devices represent the unprecedented pinnacle of superficial communication technology, promoting the ludicrous idea that people need to be in contact with each other at all times.
Violence takes many forms and can be conducted in endless ways. When an individual suffers at the hands of a partner who is supposed to embody love and devotion, the experience is detrimental to one’s emotional and overall health.
A new study out of Carleton University found that up to $10.7 billion can be saved from the annual $25-billion drug bill if a national pharmacare plan is implemented.
Fourth-year defenceman Jamaal Smith knows a thing or two when it comes to playing soccer against the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks. Sunday’s showdown went down exactly as he expected.
York headed to its 41st annual Red & Blue Bowl Sept. 18, but unfortunately came up short after the final blow from the whistle.
It’s been a quiet week in sports lately, largely because a lot of attention has been directed to female sports reporter Ines Sainz, who was allegedly sexually harassed by several athletes from a major league football team.
Halo: Reach is an enjoyable game to play, but developer Bungie delivers little originality in this, their first, and hopefully last, Halo prequel.
The developer of some of the most creative video games ever seems fed up with the gaming industry. Keita Takahashi, game designer and playground architect, quit game developer and publisher Namco Bandai two weeks ago, citing creative differences within the video game industry. Reports on Takahashi’s industry departure raise doubts over the state of game design in Japan and abroad.
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