Rhiannon Evans

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Some of you have never worked on your communication skills (and it shows)

Some of you have never worked on your communication skills (and it shows)

Alright, I may be biased in this opinion because I am, in fact, a Communications and Media Studies major, but I’ve noticed an alarming trend in classmates outside the realm of communications or media: most of them don’t know how to communicate properly.  Now, I’m not saying

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“How do you keep going if the song never ends?”: A review of the contemporary performance of I Would Prefer Not To

“How do you keep going if the song never ends?”: A review of the contemporary performance of I Would Prefer Not To

I Would Prefer Not To, produced by One Yellow Rabbit, is a contemporary stage performance created and starring David Gagnon Walker and Torri Morrison. Part confessional, part storytelling, I Would Prefer Not To focuses on themes of mental illness, memory, and meaning.  The performances are humorous and intimate, leaving the

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I don’t trust Rate My Professor and you shouldn’t either

I don’t trust Rate My Professor and you shouldn’t either

Rate My Professor is an unreliable resource for both students and instructors. It causes students and instructors to care more about reviews and ratings than actual learning or teaching.  We’ve all been in this situation: it’s two, maybe three weeks into the semester, and you’re sitting in

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John Candy: I Like Me film review

John Candy: I Like Me film review

Over the past week, the Calgary International Film Festival (CIFF) has been showcasing some of the world's finest films. However, there has been one film that has piqued the interest of many Canadian filmgoers, the documentary John Candy: I Like Me, directed by Colin Hanks and produced by

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