HC CARLETON CAMPUS CELEBRITIES
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Six-foot-three Philip Scrubb is dressed in exercise clothes with a gym bag slung over his shoulder. He just came back from his second home, the Carleton University gym. He looks like any other guy, if it wasn’t for his mini-celebrity status.
A second-year commerce student, Scrubb is a member of the Ravens Men’s Basketball team. Earlier this year, the team won...
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Saying Samantha Cameron is busy may be an understatement. This third-year political science major at Carleton is president of both Free the Children and War Child on campus, vice president of Sprosh fall orientation week, has two part-time jobs and is a full-time student. She is also organizing a philanthropy conference for Carleton in 2013 and is headed to Belarus this upcoming April to...
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Christina Ou has always been aware of how fortunate she is, even from a young age. Growing up in Toronto, Ou recalls her elementary school lunch program offering soup and pizza to students for fifty cents. Yet, she noticed that many of her friends still could not afford the cheap meals.
“I think at a young age I was well aware of what I had and what other people didn’t,...
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
The first thing you notice on 22-year-old Katie Cadorette’s Facebook is that she loves to travel. There are photographs of her smiling in numerous countries. The second thing? On her Facebook wall, you can see updates of new jewelry being added to her store’s website for her business, Tangible Whimsies.
Cadorette is a business student at Carleton who is living one of her...
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Chieff Bosompra is a fourth-year communications student who was born in Ghana and raised in Mississauga, Ont. He is the founder of the clothing brand ‘Bad Habits’ that he started with two friends in his first year at Carleton.
Most students know the Bad Habits logo and clothing across campus, but they won't always recognize man behind the brand.
Bosompra was a basketball player...
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Saturday, March 10, 2012
Although she hasn’t even completed her first year at Carleton, Baden Russell-Petigrow is setting her sights high for next year. This journalism and human rights major is the only first-year student running for the position of undergraduate student representative for Carleton’s Board of Governors. While this feat may seem intimidating to some, Baden believes her past leadership...
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Bianca Mae Go, only in her second year at Carleton University, is already making a name for herself on campus. Go, majoring in Public Affairs and Policy Management, is also a Vice President for the Carleton chapter of the Association Internationale des étudiants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales (AIESEC) which translates to the International Association of Students in...
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Friday, March 2, 2012
Third-year journalism and legal studies student at Carleton, Jill Krajewski has long been part of Relay for Life. She began her involvement with the organization at 12 years old.
When she got to Carleton in 2009, Krajewski immediately joined Carleton Relay for Life because she felt, “it was kind of like home” and it was something she was passionate about. Today, Krajewski works...
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Fourth-year Carleton University student and Rideau River Residence Association (RRRA) president Kaisha Thompson embodies dedication, determination, hard work, and a strong love for all things political. Thompson is majoring in political science with a concentration in Canadian politics and minoring in both law and indigenous studies. Throughout her academic career, Thompson has invested...
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
When Hilary Duff completed her second year of journalism at Carleton University, her roommates gave her a challenge for the summer: to learn how to cook.
Duff admitted that she used to be the type of girl who was making “grilled-cheese sandwiches and rice with nothing on it – completely plain meals.”
Yet the prospect of learning how to cook appealed to her,...
