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  • Res appreciation day 2016

    Res appreciation day 2016

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    BY JESS ROVEDA Nearing the end of the school year calls for a celebration of the good times before taking on exams. Students living on Trafalgar Campus were able to enjoy one final event during Resident’s Appreciation Day on March 22.

  • Oakville kicks off Black History Month with music and culture

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    VIDEO BY CAMILLE GUSHWAY Oakville Town Hall held an event to celebrate Black History earlier this month. People gathered together to reflect on black history with musical performances and cultural presentations.

  • Students give blood to save lives

    Students give blood to save lives

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    BY KELSEY LYONS AND OLIVIA LITTLE Students from Hazel McCallion Campus gave their blood on Monday at a Student Union sponsored event. Students and Student Union share why they supported the event and the importance of blood donation.

  • As The Sun Sets

    As The Sun Sets

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    VIDEO BY KEITH CORKUM, ANDREW GOULART AND JAVIER CASANOVA It is the product of much hard work, passion, dedication and memories. We hoped to capture the essence of what journalism is all about, while bringing a sense of finality to The Sheridan Sun as a newspaper. We hope you enjoy the video. It was a…

  • Choral Concert featuring second-year Music Theatre Performance students

    Choral Concert featuring second-year Music Theatre Performance students

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    STORY AND VIDEO BY CAMILLE GUSHWAY The SCAET lobby was filled with the vocal talents of second-year Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance students December 1. The fifth annual Fall Choral Concert, conducted by Greg Andrews, featured songs by U2, Eric Whitacre, Harry Somers, Fergus O’Farrell (composer of the musical Once), James Mulholland and Kim Andre…

  • What is Decode Adventures

    What is Decode Adventures

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    STORY AND VIDEO BY JAVIER CASANOVA Decode Adventures is a facility specializing in puzzle rooms designed to test the abilities and cooperation of a team in order to escape. Teams are comprised of four to eight individuals, either friends, family, coworkers, or complete strangers. Customer satisfaction appears to be positive, according to Kristianne Veloso, Game…

  • Sheridan’s Open Mic Night

    Sheridan’s Open Mic Night

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    STORY AND VIDEO BY KEITH CORKUM  “I’ve played in bars for years and years and I’m background music. But this is not background music, people actually gave a shit.” This was singer Katey Gatta’s, and many other performers’ appraisal of Sheridan’s Open Mic Night on Sept. 29. The event allowed students to express themselves in…

  • Torontonians fall back into fitness

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    STORY BY KELSEY LYONS AND OLIVIA LITTLE Fit for Fall took over the Distillery District Sunday, October 4, with Torontonians working up a sweat at free outdoor fitness and relaxation classes. Top Toronto fitness instructors from studios such as Spynga, Stott Pilates, and Yoga Tree taught the sessions – which included yoga, meditation and high intensity…

  • Creating a board game from scratch

    Creating a board game from scratch

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    STORY & VIDEO BY MARK ELGIE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU2tIQbGhIU They love games, and that is why they jam. At its third game jam, participants at Sheridan’s Paper Bag Jam were tasked with making a non-digital game in 24 hours. In the previous two events held at Sheridan, both the public and students alike could make both board…

  • Working toward a gentler ‘rise of the machines’

    Working toward a gentler ‘rise of the machines’

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    VIDEO BY ADAM BUCK In the spring of 2014, Sheridan  students began work on Project Jesse, a partially autonomous robot intended to share workload of home-to-home caregivers. This year’s group is working hard at Davis Campus, 3D printing the individual parts they need. Red Tree Robotics, headquartered in Kitchener, Ontario, designed the chipset (or brain)…

  • Chilling at the House of Cool

    Chilling at the House of Cool

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    VIDEO BY DYLAN PAISLEY House of Cool is a pre-production animation studio in Toronto. It was founded in 2004 by Wes Lui and Sheridan alumni Ricardo Curtis. House of Cool has worked on over 12 TV shows and major motion pictures like Despicable Me and The Book of Life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcFnxQAYvc4&feature=youtu.be

  • Thinking inside the box

    Thinking inside the box

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    VIDEO BY AMANDA SPILKER Ever wonder where the display cases in the B and C Wings at Trafalgar Campus come from? The first- and second-year students in Visual Merchandising Arts design and install them. The two-year program helps students learn the fundamentals of visual design to market and sell a product, idea or theme.