Experiencing Blood Rain
Spain is a country in Europe that is located 50 km from the Gibraltar to Africa. Africa and most parts of Spain are very hot and sunny during the year and it is a huge concern when there is
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Is the Book Industry Struggling Nowadays?
While Windsor Public Library reports about half of the city’s population are library card holders, some residents have mixed opinions about reading actual books anymore over digital content. According to the Windsor Public Library website, more than 95,000 Windsorites are
Music Review: Royal Blood tears up Reading + Leeds
English rock duo Royal Blood cruise through their best tracks off 2014’s self-titled debut album Royal Blood and their 2017 follow-up How Did We Get So Dark? The track list consisted of songs from the previously mentioned albums, with Hook, Line & Sinker, Come on Over, You
Perks of studying at the downtown campuses
If you are studying in one of the downtown campuses, there must have been that one instance where you would have wished to be at the main campus instead. We all have several reasons to think that be it a
How COVID is taking away college life experience from students
Yesterday, I was thinking about my college life and I realized that it is now 9 months since I last went to the MediaPlex and took a class. To be honest, when I first heard that classes were going to
Importance of Photography in Public Relations
Photography plays a crucial role in expressing feelings and stories in all fields. Photographs explain more than words because visuals explain effectively. In public relations, the importance of photography is often overlooked. In public relations people want to engage others
The rise of the ‘selfie’ and switch to ‘selfie surgery’ goals
Let’s talk selfies. When the iPhone was released in 2007, Steve Jobs couldn’t have predicted “selfies” becoming the future of smartphone photography. But in 2020, not only has the selfie become the normal platform for self-expression, it has become the
Vandalism closes skate park for six days
By Amolak Dhillon Skateboarders lost their park on Lesperance Road for six days due to recent vandalism. The skate park was vandalized in the last week, disappointing many skaters who use the park on a regular basis. Councilor Andrew Dowie
Wintersong by S. Jae-Jones
I would have cried if I had any sorrow left. I would have shouted if anger still burned within me. But there was nothing, nothing but hope and despair, and despair was winning. Wintersong by S. Jae-Jones was a
Cooked up, shook-up or looked up
Episode Three On the stand today: The Church of the dark lord Lucifer opens in Colombia, South America. A Good Old Party Candidate from Maine calls a Parkland school shooting survivor a skinhead and lesbian, and Man kills a black
Sandrone Dazieri’s Kill The Father
At the beginning of February, Simon and Schuster Canada had asked me to participate in their blog tour for Kill The Father by Sandrone Dazieri which ran from Feb.6 – 10. With this being my first blog tour it
Lovable losers no more, Chicago Cubs are World Series Champions again
Baseball fans all over the world witnessed a historic Game Seven Wednesday night after the Chicago Cubs defeated the Cleveland Indians in the 10th inning by a score of 8-7 to claim their first World Series championship since 1908.
Compose Yourself
By Danielle Gagnier Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Whether it is picking out a person from a crowd because their beauty makes your heart skip a beat, or looking at photographs and zoning in on one that
Graduating the MediaPlex
Three years. Some students who leave the MediaPlex next week will have been learning the art of journalism for three years. Four hundred hours chasing stories, taking pictures, conducting interviews and preparing ourselves for the real world. Surrounded by the
A letter from the editor
By Christian Bouchard Over the past couple years the sports world has seen some of the greatest call it a career. We have been left with fond memories thanks to guys such as Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Kobe Bryant and
Jose, can you see the Cy Young?
By Christian Bouchard One pitcher would have to lose. The only question was who? Entering their first start of the season, Detroit Tigers pitcher Anibal Sanchez returned to a place he once called home having not lost there since 2012.
2016 World Series predictions
The Converged Citizen‘s sports section predicts the 2016 World Series Champions. Mark Brown – Managing Editor: Red Sox Vs Cubs with the Cubs winning the WS. Caleb Workman – Managing Editor: Blue Jays Vs Pirates with the Blue Jays winning
Spring has sprung
By Michael Hugall Spring is defined by the wonder it brings to the western world. The buds on the trees are blossoming to represent a new lively year, everyone’s favourite ice cream shop is going back into service for another
Lack of Canadian teams in playoffs will benefit the growth of hockey
By Christian Bouchard Millions of hockey fans across Canada will be hitting the road to recovery during the playoffs, but there is still good news – there is nowhere to go but up. The nightmare and seemingly unthinkable has quickly
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Christmas Movies That Deserve to Be Remembered
👤Kseniia Semenova 🕔13:06, 15.Dec 2023by Xenia Semenova When it comes to the holidays, many people have great plans. And the toughest question is which movie to watch during the holiday break? There are many great movies that are forgotten, which bring joy and festive
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