What does “Canadian” look like?
In a world that is quickly being swept by the trend of being “politically correct”, it is becoming increasingly difficult to say something without worrying that it will offend a … Continue reading
c u at the lib?? x – Why textspeak is good
We hear teachers, parents, and other adults rant about how the digitally savvy generation is doomed to wreck English with shorthand that isn’t approved by secretaries. Omitting vowels, using numbers, … Continue reading
Labelling in Special Education
G. H. Mead may be a familiar name to some, especially those who have taken Introduction to Psychology or Sociology courses. He’s one of the founders of the famous labelling … Continue reading
Being 20 is too old for YOLO
This video of Meg Jay’s TED Talk popped up on my Facebook feed a while ago, but it really is crucial to our understanding of young adults today. We hear, … Continue reading
The Grumpy Giraffe 