Published July 8, 2010 by admin
STEPHANIE HAUCK
SILHOUETTE STAFF
As people in Canada and countries around the world begin to discover the importance of changing our carbon footprint, the topic of sustainable living has grown in popularity.
An example of this trend is an exposition, occurring in Vancouver, which has started to take the first steps towards evolving public awareness of sustainable living.
EPIC!, the Vancouver Sun Sustainable Living Expo, is Western Canada’s only green consumer trade show and eco-friendly marketplace. In other words, it’s a place for Vancouverites, including a unique cross-section of businesses and other organizations, to progressively encourage and challenge each other to make green choices. The three-day event, held at the end of May, showcases the latest styles and advances inspiring the vision that consumer products can be earth-friendly and practical.
Published March 11, 2010 by Grace Evans
GRACE EVANS
SENIOR ANDY EDITOR
Walking into the sweltering room was like hitting a wall of heat. The air felt thick, and the soles of my feet… Continue Reading ›
Published March 11, 2010 by david koots
BEN ORR
SILHOUETTE STAFF
After a strong OUA Championships, which included one gold, three silver and one bronze medal, the McMaster wrestling team saw a double silver… Continue Reading ›
Published March 4, 2010 by Peter Goffin
I can’t win. The biggest hockey game in eight years and I had a yet-unbegun proposal due the next day. And of course I wasn’t going to miss the game to work on it. But nor was I going to head to the bar or a friend’s house, like every single other sentient Canadian. No, I wasn’t going to do any of that to watch the national team play the Americans for the ultimate in international sports acclaim. What I was going to do was sit in my basement apartment and watch the game alone so that I could work immediately before and immediately after it. He shoots, he scores.
Published February 25, 2010 by Peter Goffin
Cassandra Jefferey
SILHOUETTE STAFF
Throughout the stress and fatigue-driven first few months of school, most students rejoice at the thought of reading week. Although, let’s be serious, reading is rarely the focus of the long awaited break from constant note taking and studying. After the daunting tasks of midterms have finally come to an end, we look forward to a week of track pants, endless movies, late nights, reunions with old friends, and of course delightful, home-cooked meals.
Published February 11, 2010 by Santino Marinucci
Everybody loves the Olympics. It is the one event where the best athletes from around the world gather at one venue to showcase their abilities,… Continue Reading ›
Published January 28, 2010 by Brian Decker
When Taylor Smith graduates, McMaster will certainly be feeling her absence. But as the team builds on its 10-5 record and looks toward the OUA… Continue Reading ›
Published January 14, 2010 by Myles Herod
What did the final year of the double zeros provide in terms of cinema? Well the best thing about 2009 was that it bookended a… Continue Reading ›
Published November 26, 2009 by Peter Goffin
The braintrust behind the September 11 attacks are being put to trial. In New York, no less. And, unsurprisingly, it has been a very big… Continue Reading ›
Published November 5, 2009 by caitlin mckitrick
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Ever wonder what else you could spell using the letter of your name, but were too lazy to ever sit down… Continue Reading ›
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