(Left to right) Duane Pike, Fergus Jones, and Ailner McWillians, all sport kilts while preforming with the Bridge City Highlanders at the Great Canadian Kilt Skate on Feb. 1. Sub-zero temperatures of a hockey area was no match for those brave enough to put on a kilt and lace up their skates last week. Last…
Global Game Jam returns to college campus
Multimedia instructor Allyson Cikor works hard to make sure that the Global Game Jam Lethbridge is ready for all participants. Lethbridge College is expecting 15 – 20 participants this year. Through the snow and cold days of January, the dim light of computer screens will soon illuminate the faces of gamers. Global Game Jam has…
How vaping can affect those who start young
The slow drawl of vapour is followed by the slow exhale as a fruity smell fills the room. As more and more people turn to vaping to get their nicotine fix, the health implications start to add up. E-cigarettes were introduced into the market as an item advertised to help people quit smoking, originally being…
The power of piercings
It seems to be a recurring theme; when students get stressed (especially females) tattoos and piercings seem to be a way to relieve it. I find myself a part of this. The yearly stress comes around and getting stabbed with a needle suddenly becomes the most appealing thing out there. It can, if done correctly,…
Lethbridge residents explore north side and its rich history
Henry Amose took a break after the Welcome to the Northside Walk on Sept. 24 and played with the Jonny Bean Cafe sign, which was the last stop on the tour. Lethbridge locals took a walk on the north side this week to learn about its past and prevent its history from fading away. The…
Door knocking on Lethbridge Campus
Lethbridge College is using a new program to help students living in residence have a calmer transition into their student life. The college door knocking program will see the Residence Advisors team taking the time to go to the residence houses and talk to the students. This helps ensure students are more accustomed to seeing…
