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Making a Living in Poetry

by Susan Huebert

If you read about the lives of famous poets like John Milton and William Shakespeare, you might notice something they had in common. They wrote great poetry which is still […]


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Career Profile: Dietitian

by Susan Huebert

Cooking a good, balanced meal can be complicated. Some types of food taste good, but they have too much fat or sugar to be healthy, or they contain something else […]


Is An Arts Degree Worth the Money?

by Kathleen Gerry

Pursuing an arts degree offers you a wide range of opportunities to study in different areas, including languages, visual arts, theatrical arts, Canadian studies, film studies, aboriginal studies, English, environmental studies, geography, […]


What Is A Cruciverbalist?

by Susan Huebert

One across is a six-letter word for a job or occupation. One down is a fourteen-letter word for someone who creates or solves crossword puzzles. Together, they make one of […]


It Feels Good to Volunteer!

by Kathleen Gerry

Volunteering is an opportunity to grow personally and professionally, and to contribute to your community. When volunteering, you are provided with a repertoire of experiences that can help you to […]


How to Write an Effective, Powerful Resume

by Giselle Mazurat

An effective, powerful resume is an advertisement for you. It tells the employer what you can do for them and proves you’re the best person for the job. If your […]