Kevin’s Stories and Columns

Stress, crowds, public speaking, a job interview, or being overwhelmed by too many homework assignments can all trigger panic attacks in some people. Although they are physically harmless, they are very bothersome to those that experience them.

The health clinic located at Lethbridge College sees many students and even some staff members who come in [...]

With the introduction of the Blu-Ray format a couple of years ago, consumers have been given the choice of whether they want to continue to watch regular DVDs, or pay the extra money for the better picture and sound that Blu-Ray offers.

Raphaelle deGroot wants to give new meaning to the countless items people have stored in their closets, under their beds, and in their storage rooms. In her new exhibit, The Burden of Objects, deGroot wants the community to bring in such items to the Southern Alberta Arts Gallery in Lethbridge.

I will be posting three stories on Friday and a column and an editorial by Monday.
Thank you for your patience, as the campus newspaper took two weeks off  (including this week, not next) due  to Reading Week and this week being dedicated to our annual campus magazine, Expressions, created entirely by students.
So, come on back [...]

The most desired phone on the market is the iPhone, even though it’s one of the most expensive. It started off as a toy for geeks, but with improvements, and third party applications now available, it is growing in popularity, and for good reason, it’s actually easy to use.

Smart phones are changing the cell phone market with their abundance of features and intuitive designs. They are handheld computers, and are designed for more than just making a phone call.

(I actually did this story in September, but completely forgot to post it to this blog)

At the end of the final round, the crowd was yelling, and demanding that their favorite wrestler, Zero or Adrian Walls, make the finishing blow to win the coveted belt.

The room was abuzz with emotion and tension, and [...]

With the recent cold spell southern Alberta experienced in the month of December and partly into January, as -45 with the wind chill and strong winds are a harsh reminder of how important it is to be prepared for the elements.

Hypothermia is when the body’s core temperature goes below 35 degrees Celsius (apprx. 95 [...]

Since this is my last column for this school year, it makes perfect sense to me that I share some of the tips and tricks I’ve learned over the last year that have made the hours per day I spent on computers much easier, and I hope they do the same for you.

Eating Disorder Week is happening from February 1 to 7th, and its primary goal is to have people realize that everyone has their own natural body size, and to be proud of it.