by Jonathan Arenson
With the days of summer quickly flying by and my third year at Ryerson University fast approaching, I began thinking of what is required for a successful school year:
1) Go to lectures: In those seemingly unimportant lectures, where a fraction of the class actually shows up, professors will give out extremely valuable information [...]
Entries from July 2008
Aroma, Israel’s most popular coffee chain takes off in Toronto
July 31st, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Food
Why camels in the Holy Land are like Moose in the Great White North
July 30th, 2008 · 2 Comments
by Paul Shindman
Every now and then you start reading a news story and some 25 watt bulb goes on in the back of your mind. By the time you’re a few graphs down, it hit’s 40 watts and that subconcious thought bubbles to the surface of my brain.
Such it was with the tragic story of [...]
Tags: Environment
Bedouins and Israeli Jews Bridge the East-West Divide Through Music
July 28th, 2008 · No Comments
by Karin Kloosterman
(Image credit: Karin Kloosterman)
If you are a Canadian and never been to Israel, it’s unlikely that you’ve seen anything like this picture in your life. This is a snapshot of a Rababator concert at the East West House in Jaffa a while back. What might strike some people are the coffee grinders that [...]