While the rest of campus rested, it was down to business for several Thunderbirds teams in their playoffs and finals. Obvious highlight of the weekend: those swimming national banners, for the third-straight year.
Whether it’s incense, candles, diffusers, essential oils, fragrances or any other product that adds scents to your space, acknowledging smells and adding fragrance can add another layer to sex.
Some teams flourished in playoffs. Some floundered. And other teams just kept on going with their regular season schedules.
For Wilkins, UBC was always in the plan. For Thormeyer, the story is a little different. That combination works in UBC's favour.
Trinity and MacEwan are pitching for Canada West hockey programs for the 2020/21 season. Fraser Valley is pitching for volleyball.
Pinto is ineligible to participate in any capacity with sports signatory to the Canadian Anti-Doping Program, including training with UBC teammates.
I’ve moved up in the world: from climbing trees to hanging out on top of tall mountains.
Last weekend was arguably the most challenging test of the season for the UBC men's volleyball team — in which they rose to the occasion with a 3-1 win on Friday.
“It’s a symbol of what research is about,” Poutissou said. “You start with an observation and you ask a deep question and that’s what Newton did.”
Though the Thunderbirds had a core of Canada’s top talents, coach Kerry MacDonald brought something to the UBC makeup that only his PhD in injury prevention could provide: a winning formula.
She earned her first senior cap over the weekend in the team’s series against China.
In the sports section, we hardly have any complaints about this past weekend. Lots of wins, lots of interesting highlights. Way to go, Thunderbirds.
We're talking sweeps. We're talking national rankings and clinched playoff spots. We're talking personal milestones.
He is a former director of athletics, an esteemed hockey coach and athlete on three UBC’s teams — among many other remarkable contributions to sport.