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We have hit my favourite season, its spoopy season!! Even though spoopy season normally doesn’t end in my house since there is a 6-foot Frankenstein standing on my staircase, it doesn’t mean I don’t get excited when it is actual spoopy season. I thought I would give my list of must watch movies for the season if you aren’t like my household and will watch them in the middle of July just cause.
Photos taken by and written by Amy Bridges If you are with me here in Ontario you are also joining me in another lockdown. While a lot of my plans got thrown in the trash again. I am doing my best to look on the brightside of things so that I don’t let the darkness... Continue Reading →
The end is near… and we are almost done with the 2020/2021 academic year! This year has been difficult for all of us, but we can at least look forward to a little break this summer. Unfortunately, it's looking like this will be another summer of restrictions and regulations, and that means no parties, concerts, sports games, or vacations. If you're wanting to be safe this summer, or if you just want to take up a new hobby, here is a compilation of some more solitary and low-key activities that you can take up this summer.
Featured image by Nicholos Nauth Blog Photos by and Written by Amy Bridges With the summer break approaching and assignments winding down most students just want to finish and just be done with school until September. While I am sure we all need the break there are some things you can do during the summer... Continue Reading →
Maybe you’ve always liked to read. Maybe you’re just discovering your passion for reading. Maybe you’re just trying to find an activity to do while you stay at home. I personally fall into the first category: I have been an avid reader since I can remember (cliché, I know), and the past year, I’ve read some great books that I want to share with you. For this list, I tried to include an eclectic mix of books that will hopefully appeal to you. For each, I’ve also included a short synopsis and my own review.
Photos by Nicholos Nauth Written by Amy Bridges These are unedited photos taken by Nicholos at the Vagina Monologues Event in Durham. While the Women’s Studies class at Trent University put on Eve Ansler’s award-winning play, they also raised money for various shelters, and rape crisis shelters in Durham. Within this photo collection are also... Continue Reading →
Photos by Nicholos Nauth Written by Amy Bridges These unedited photos of a couple of events and just daily life at Trent Durham show some smiles and life before social distancing took place. There was a West African Drumming class with Dr. Lohmann, the cultural anthropology professor at Trent during our Multicultural Week at Trent.... Continue Reading →
Photos by Nicholos Nauth/ Written by Amy Bridges Here is another unedited photo collection of different events and daily life at Trent Durham. Some of the events here are frame decorating and making paper lanterns. Most of the photos are taken in the main hallway in front of the library at Trent Durham. You can... Continue Reading →
Hello, this is the Trent Durham African, Black, and Caribbean Student (ABCs) Association! On February 28th, 2020, we hosted a Black History Month event on campus called ‘Still We Rise’. We put on this event in order to engage, educate, enlighten, and entertain the students and the community. We, as the executive members... Continue Reading →
Photos by Nicholos Nauth/ Written by Amy Bridges It’s not all studies and homework at Trent Durham. Some of the variety of events held at Trent are captured here by Nicholos. These events encompass a creative and yet tasty pancake art event that happened back in November of 2019 and a friendly game of flag... Continue Reading →
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