The first person I met at University (as a terrified U of C 101 student), Brian left a deep lasting impression. Both Brian and Joah were hilarious, hard-working, fun-loving and involved. Many of us can say that we cried just as much two nights ago, as we laughed the first day we met them. On… Continue reading Students remember
Month: October 2003
Rugby teams remember
Two people who no one can ever forget… the memories they left with all of us will be everlasting. Brian was a fierce warrior on the field and fought with his heart…off the field it was his heart that made him such a brilliant person. Joah, like Brian, had a heart that could only love…it… Continue reading Rugby teams remember
A faculty remembers
On behalf of the students of the Faculty of Communication and Culture, I would like to extend my sympathy to the families of both Brian and Joah. Joah had been a student in our faculty and just like her fellow classmates contributed to making it a positive, invigorating, and energetic environment. I am sure all… Continue reading A faculty remembers
A phenomenon
By Nick Dodd
Brian was not so much a man, as he was a phenomenon. Anyone who knew him will most likely agree with this description, and I think he would be quite proud of it. After all, this is the man who once wrote a paper comparing the teachings of an Indian religious thinker with Ricky Martin-and… Continue reading A phenomenon
Always together
How can I possibly put into words how much Joah and Brian have meant to me, and have affected my life? The joy and enthusiasm these two brought to everything they did was absolutely incredible. When I think of Brian and Joah I can’t picture one without the other. It’s true they led separate lives… Continue reading Always together
Smile and determination
Joah charged-and I say charged because she never did anything half-hearted-into my life in my second year of university. My first memories of Joah are of her red hair, huge smile and determined attitude. Many a night was spent in the gym running beep tests together. I remember her asking our coach Jenny to help… Continue reading Smile and determination
Pilate
There are a lot of negative things I could say about this album. The easiest thing would be giving it a bad review and moving on, except for one little problem: it isn’t bad. Despite all their flaws, Pilate (who will be supporting The Dears Fri., Oct. 24 at SAIT) managed to create an entirely… Continue reading Pilate
The Chemical Brothers
By CH Smith
Winter is just around the corner, and it’s hard not to be nostalgic, even a little sentimental, as we see leaves falling and search our closets for thermal pyjamas. Just as fall makes us think back to the summer we just enjoyed, The Chemical Brothers’ Singles 93-03 by takes me back, way back, to junior… Continue reading The Chemical Brothers
Saves The Day
By Sarah Stryk
When I went to pick up Saves The Day’s In Reverie, I thought that I knew what to expect. Boy, was I wrong. I’m not saying I don’t like it, but their new album has a sound I was not expecting from this New Jersey-based emo band, especially since they recently added Face to Face… Continue reading Saves The Day
MxPx
By Josh LaVoie
There were two songs that originally got me hooked on punk music: Rancid’s “Ruby Soho” and MxPx’s “Doing Time.” Those two songs changed my musical tastes and have had me listening to punk rock for the last seven years. The boys from Bremerton waited three years since their last full-length, offering fans the Renaissance EP… Continue reading MxPx