Posts by Natasha Fortin
The importance of New Year’s celebrations
This mindset of immediate payoffs to long-term resolutions will result in discontent and stress. Taking time to properly assess your life situation and making smaller, attainable goals will in the long run have a better impact on personal growth and development.
Read MoreCall Me Bill
“Call Me Bill” follows Bill as they run away from New Jersey in search of their identity, adventure and a place in the world.
Read MoreA spoonful of comfort
As the temperature drops, leaves change colour and a new school year begins, having a comforting meal will help you get through the days when you may not be feeling your best. Whether you are homesick or just want a tasty meal, check out these comfort foods that will make your soul and tummy rejoice.
Read MoreTurn the page to fall
Pumpkin spice lattes, apple picking, and spooky season are all just around the corner. Reading can do the trick to prepare for this magical time of year. Being wrapped in your favourite blanket by the ocean or in a park with the fresh breeze blowing and the words lifting off the page brings comfort and excitement for the new season. The four books described below encompass fall spirit the best.
Read MoreFrom dentist to playwright
Dalhousie dentistry alumna, Sangeeta Wylie, has spent a lot of time reflecting on the moments that led her to Nov. 3, the day her play, we the same, made its world premiere. From Dal dentistry to the…
Read MoreWhat’s the buzz?
The Dalhousie Beekeeping Society had its first general meeting on Oct. 5, 2021. The society’s executives, Sydney Carroll and Lara Roth Millman, were excited to spread their knowledge and share their love for beekeeping. Origin and goals of…
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