Friday, March 29, 2024

The many health benefits of classical music

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While today many music lovers tend to favour a heavy bass and loud drums in their music, there are many benefits of listening to classical music. In fact, it can have several helpful effects such as improving memory, physical health, productivity, and even mood,...

The key benefits of multiculturalism

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In essence, multiculturalism is the integration of individuals from numerous cultures, races, and ethnic backgrounds into a society that functions efficiently as a whole. Multiculturalism is an important component of society itself. In order to have a well-functioning society, it is important to have individuals...

Small penis? No problem! It’s not about the size of the boat, but the motion of the ocean

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So, you're less-than-blessed in the penis department- this must mean your destined to unfulfilling sex and a life of ridicule, right? That definitely does not have to be the case. Men of all sizes and shapes can have a completely normal and satisfying sex...

Global Brigades volunteer opportunities

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The Global Brigades is a student-led, initiative organization composed of dedicated individuals who share a passion for making the world a better place. They approach this by addressing global problems, such as economic and health disparities, found in many regions of the world. The program...

Students across Canada gather to remember victims of 1989 Polytechnique shooting

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Students across Canada gathered today for the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, also marking the 30th anniversary of the École Polytechnique Massacre.  On December 6, 1989, an anti-feminist gunman opened fire on students, killing fourteen women before taking his own...

Make some noise for mental health

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Mental health is something that is sadly still a taboo topic in today’s conversations. The UNBSJ Seawolves want to end that stigma. Join them in their Make Some Noise for Mental Health event on January 31. This is a nation-wide event that raises awareness for mental health and helps...

Meet the candidates for the 2020-2021 Student Representative Council

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Elections for the 2020-2021 Student Representative Committee (SRC) are in full swing and you can log into your E-Services from now until Friday, February 28 to vote for the candidates you want representing you next year! Here’s your chance to know more about those...

The holiday season isn’t cheerful for everyone

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The holiday season is a time where you can bask in the warm feeling of friendship and love while sipping warm hot chocolate by the fire. It’s the most wonderful time of the year, right? What’s not to love about gift-giving and big holiday...

Saint John’s Bridge of Hope

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On September 23, after a week of devastating loss in the Saint John community, hundreds gathered at the Reversing Falls Bridge to acknowledge the lives that have been lost. At 8:00 p.m., hundreds of people gathered at the Wolastoq Park and were given a small introduction from the...

United Way campaign is making local issues #UNIGNORABLE

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Each year the University of New Brunswick partners with United Way in Saint John, Kings County, and Charlotte County regions in working towards bettering our community.  United Way puts on a yearly campaign intending to help children from low-income families achieve success. This campaign seeks...