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Dr. Gary D. Chapman is a family counselor, and a well-established author having written more than forty books. He is the most known for his book “The Five Love Languages” (Chapman 1992).

Once upon a time (back in the day) I was little. On one such day, I recall laying down to go to sleep and I closed my eyes one moment and the

Saint Jerome (Cutting from the Murano Gradual) Sorry about the title. Unlike most of the paintings that I discuss in this column, this particular masterpiece was found in a book rather than

This summer, I had an opportunity to go back home to Moscow, Russia. Spending a couple of months home reminded me that there are some notable differences between Canadian and Russian cultures.

While looking at the wall, Marie sees a likeness in her arm. She wonders if they paint the walls that way, so the patients don’t feel out of place. Even the texture

It has been said that the person you will be in 5 years depends on the books you read, the information you feed your mind, and the people you surround yourself with

I hope everyone has heard about WUSC. If not, I will give you a brief summary of the purpose of this organization’s existence. Founded in 1957, WUSC mission is to promote and

On March 17th, UNBC’s very own South Asian Student Society quickly and spectacularly organized a vigil for the victims of the horrendous attack on mosque-goers in Christchurch, New Zealand. Over 150 people

Although Prince George is a small town located in the northern part of beautiful British Columbia but it has welcomed significant number of foreign student. Comparing to gigantic cities like Toronto and