Students and the blogosphere

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Over the past decade, blogs have transformed to meet the needs of the Internet-savvy generation, granting power to the blogger to choose elaborate layouts, post images, and communicate with readers.

According to BlogPulse, an online user survey, there were 126 million blogs in 2009. 

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New professors hope to contribute to Carleton and beyond

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September is a time of transition and new experiences. But incoming students aren’t the only ones nervously anticipating the first day of class.

“I’m itching to start working with students again,” says Peter Coffman, an architectural historian, who has joined Carleton’s school for studies in art and culture.

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The Bluesfest could never go on, without the Bluesfest volunteers

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The fat lady has sung. The curtains have closed. The 16th annual Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest has come to an end.

This sad reality is exacerbated by the fact that this year’s Bluesfest was one of the most successful in recent memory. The diverse talent satisfied even the most stubborn of musical appetites.

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Camping and adventures and wilderness, oh my!

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If you're like most university students, then you are probably on a fairly tight budget for the summer months. Finding ways to hang out and have fun with friends while spending minimal amounts of cash isn't always easy.

So, perhaps it’s time we take a step back to a time when all we needed for our adventures was some creative thinking, and the great Canadian wilderness!

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Tired of taking taxis, try a Rickshaw

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Enter the Ottawa Byward Market on a crisp summer day and you are bound to find yourself sipping on a cocktail with friends on a patio, moving to the beats of a jazz saxophonist or biting into the ripest fruit money can buy.

Ottawa prides itself on these staples that make the market one of the biggest tourist locales in Ontario. But while you are drinking, eating or dancing, you are likely to notice a blue and white attired individual, with beet red skin and covered in perspiration, pulling locals and tourists on a two-wheeled contraption.

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AIESEC Carleton travels the world

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How would you like to transform your summer job into an international journey where you get to work and travel abroad?

That is exactly what some Carleton students will be doing this summer as they intern in China and other countries around the world.

These students obtained their internship opportunities through the international student-run organization Association Internationale des Etudiants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales (AIESEC).

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