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Sports teach Butts an important lesson
March 19, 2009
BY MARK MILLARD Editor-in-Chief
Heather Butts’ introduction to sports came at a young age.
Growing up in an athletic family, her parents got her into skiing when she was just four-years old. She recalls her father introducing her to hockey shortly after.
“As my brother grew up in the hockey world, so did I. I grew up as the little kid in the rinks,” Butts said. “I first got introduced to hockey by my dad, because I wanted him to come watch me and to be proud of me.”
Her parents have always played a huge role throughout her life, influencing and motivating her since an early age.
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Hawks claim national medals at home
March 19, 2009
BY THOMAS HURST Staff Reporter
Humber ITAL hosted the Canadian Colleges Athletics Association Badminton Championships Mar. 5-7.
The Hawks had strong representation for the tournament, sending two teams and two individuals to compete.
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Only for the “Watchmen Club”
March 19, 2009
BY MEAGAN THIBEAULT Staff Reporter
Unless you’re part of the particular niche of diehard fans of the graphic novel “Watchmen”, the hyped-up film adaptation is probably not for you. While its impressive cinematography and eclectic soundtrack are sure to maintain the attention of any unknowledgeable viewer for the first hour, the vague background and plot holes will inevitably have them wishing they’d done their homework. Plus, the film’s abnormally long runtime will surely cause many people to nod off into dreams of being at home in bed instead of wasting their time and money.
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Artist Profile: Jenn Goren
March 19, 2009
BY THOMAS HURST Staff Reporter
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UFC invades Orangeville
March 19, 2009
BY THOMAS HURST Staff Reporter.
Humber ITAL’s Orangeville campus became a little tougher as they welcomed Ultimate Fighting Championship’s Patrick Cote to Hogey’s Sports Bar and Restaurant.
On Friday, Mar. 6 the mixed martial artist made a stop at the campus for a question and answer session, followed by picture and autograph opportunities.
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