Monthly Archives: November 2012

Exam. It’s that dreaded time of year again: exams. It’s tough when you’re under pressure to make sure that you perform your best, but here are some tips that I’ve learned the hard way! 1)      Make a Study Schedule I … Continue reading →

Last day of classes are finally here Time to start studying as exams draw near One last weekend of relaxing, then hitting the books But Christmas is around the corner and not as far as it looks! Well, it’s that … Continue reading →

For Brock students, the exam period is just about to commence. My exams have already started because I  write a bunch of essays, instead of writing exams in gyms this year (4th year Concurrent Education P/J). Also, I will be … Continue reading →

This year I decided to do something a bit different for the holidays. I participated in Operation Christmas Child by buying gifts to fill a shoe box. The box was collected at the end of the November to be packaged … Continue reading →

I am a holiday nut. I love dressing up, decorating and going all-out in the spirit of Christmas/New Years/Valentine’s Day/St. Patrick’s Day/ Halloween, etc. You get the point. As you drive through the streets these days, you’re probably seeing more … Continue reading →

Good morning all! Let me take you on a virtual journey to the Bryant Thanksgiving (round two)! This past weekend was the second annual American Thanksgiving with the Bryant family. You see, my aunt’s recent husband is American, and ever … Continue reading →

For those that don’t know, I am in the Concurrent Education program here at Brock with a major in Drama and last weekend I was honoured to be part of a workshop here at Brock that was run by Stephen … Continue reading →

Okay, so a recurring theme on my blog will be entries about food, and I’m about to make the second installment! A few days ago one of my really good friends and I decided to go out for appetizers and … Continue reading →

If any of you are a self-proclaimed “shopaholic” like I am, then I’m sure you were pretty excited this Friday, November 23rd when you realized it was Black Friday. Black Friday is not necessarily a holiday, but that doesn’t mean … Continue reading →

Once you enter post-secondary schools, your teachers become ‘professors’. Professors are individuals who specialize on a specific topic with their graduate level, masters degree or doctorate degree. What you probably do not know is that professors do not just teach! … Continue reading →