All Entries Tagged With: "Olympics"
Stuff your Dad likes: pro wrestling
In this week’s Stuff Your Dad Likes, Jacob Zinn reveals your dad’s love of pro wrestling.
Top Kwantlen news stories of 2010
Between catastrophic oil spills and icelandic volcanic eruptions, 2010 was a big year. The world came together this year, whether in its shared annoyance of Vuvuzela, or the collective celebration after the rescue of the Chilean miners. But the big news of the day wasn’t just reserved for the international press, our very own institute of higher learning also experienced many newsworthy events. This is the Runner’s list of top Kwantlen news stories of 2010:
The best things in life are free and entertaining
Kyle Benning’s experience at the many free shows during the Olympics.
Protestors use Olympic platform to raise their voices
On Feb. 12 a crowd walked through the streets of downtown Vancouver. From the Art Gallery to the corner of Robson Street and Beatty Street, they blocked intersections, they beat drums and they faced off with the police. While the rest of the city was settling in to watch the opening ceremonies, between 2000-4000 Olympic protesters took to the streets.
Olympics ignite passion in Canada
He started out a skeptic, a cynic, another angry tax-payer. But, as the Olympics took over the city, his outlook was forever changed. This country will never be the same after the Vancouver Olympics, and neither will Christopher Poon.
Going for Gold: Your guide to Olympic drinking
If you’re like one of the many… whom am I kidding? If you’re a person, and not some weird reading machine or something, then you plan to drink over the Olympics, probably under the guise of celebration or team spirit.
It’s our party and we’ll cry if we want to
The Olympics are coming whether you like it or not – so why not enjoy them?
Enjoy the last of the Olympics, with less of the wait
Check out what’s happening this weekend at the Surrey Celebration Site!
Kwantlen students participate in Peace discussions with Governor General
Nine Kwantlen students were invited by the Governor General of Canada, Michaelle Jean along with the Vancouver Organizing Committee to participate in a youth forum to discuss what has been a tradition of the game for many centuries – peace.
Olympic apathy
Lately, I have been hearing much apathy regarding the Olympics coming to town, and can’t quite seem to understand why. Most my friends that I talk to talk about how they are going to leave town for those two weeks of “hell” in February. I’m not exactly sure where this apathy comes from, but I think it’s time that someone sheds a bit more light on the subject.
