Hawk On Fire

Dun dun dun. First of all I want to thank the Canadian politicians for given us something this early in the year to look forward to. I mean it's not like the Royal Wedding or the NHL playoffs, or even the huge UFC fight in Toronto mean anything to us, or even the provincial election in October. Just when I wanted a chance to vote, suddenly I don't want to have these guys throwing elections on us every second year or so. This is what, like the 3rd election in 5 years? Canada, make up your mind. No one is going to even care about who runs our country anymore unless the whining stops. Three losers running this thing. Two of whom don't know when to give up. Clearly, Canada doesn't face a chance with any new Prime Minister after this election commences. Layton could be growing up the numbers, which will only strenghten his lead for the next election as he takes on Harper, he could be the possible number 1 opposition, but he doesn't stand a chance at becoming Prime Minist...

Hello fellow few. Good evening. I am writing as of late for a valid reason I want to convey. A month later and it shows I have to update my blog because, well, I have to. Here's the situation. As (if) you've all heard, our Journalism program got suspended for next year which means no new entries; no more first years for us to shadow over. And a lot of my fellow classmates have been taking advantage of this. A point was brought up in class concerning what will we do if we fail a class, we can't go back and repeat the same class seeing how it won't be taught again once we've finished it. No one appeared to have the answer, not even the president, George Burton. Many of the profs were left with little, if any, information to work with and therefore couldn't provide any necessary answers as to what's being arranged for us next year. In fact, when I sat in with the president for a meeting, he ensured us that the program "will have the same quality, the same ...