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Hay’s Daze: The legally official compulsory colour of the year

Hay’s Daze: The legally official compulsory colour of the year

Perhaps I’ll go with a little sarcoline today. Or maybe a nice gloucous or fulvous T-shirt would match my mood. Nope, I think I’ll wear some wenge – I’m feeling kind of dark-brown-with-copper-undertones lately.
Book review: The Last Suppers filled with raw emotions

Book review: The Last Suppers filled with raw emotions

The Last Suppers by Mandy Mikulencak
Running with Rhyno: Training for a 100K race (my first!)

Running with Rhyno: Training for a 100K race (my first!)

I have registered for the Iron Horse 100K in St. Paul, Alta.
Why Solar: Canada, especially Alberta, needs to keep an eye on the competition

Why Solar: Canada, especially Alberta, needs to keep an eye on the competition

The United Arab Emirates is a federal absolute monarchy on the Arabian Peninsula that borders Oman to the East, Saudi Arabia on the South, Qatar to the West, and Iran on the North. Oil has flowed from the country since 1962, and its rise from the nomadic tribesman of history, to the modern technologically advanced state it has become, is significant. It holds the world’s seventh largest oil reserves and is the seventeenth largest natural gas producer.
Science Matters: We ignore urgent global warnings at our peril

Science Matters: We ignore urgent global warnings at our peril

A year ago, we revisited the 1992 “World Scientists’ Warning to Humanity.” Signed by a majority of Nobel laureates in sciences at the time and more than 1,700 leading scientists worldwide, the document warned, “Human beings and the natural world are on a collision course.”
Kitchen Confessions: New year, new cleaner eating with this recipe

Kitchen Confessions: New year, new cleaner eating with this recipe

Orange Chicken with Cauliflower Rice
Gardening: Gardening in the freezer

Gardening: Gardening in the freezer

Happy New Year
College Beat: Even more questions people ask about Red Deer College

College Beat: Even more questions people ask about Red Deer College

In last month’s column, I provided you with a snapshot of the questions people commonly ask about RDC. These are the types of questions that I’ve been asked by people from across the community, whether it’s students, alumni, parents, grandparents or our College partners.
Family: Returning to the hard, cold reality of winter

Family: Returning to the hard, cold reality of winter

January has hit us with a vengeance.
Extreme Esteem: It’s going to take some time, sweat and persistence

Extreme Esteem: It’s going to take some time, sweat and persistence

“Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other.”