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Algonquin College celebrates touchdowns and U.S. Thanksgiving

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By john hopper, Agrani Tiwari, Steven Dalloo, Ben Seabrook
| Algonquin Times Verified
Algonquin College celebrated an All-American Thanksgiving at the Wolves Den on Nov. 28. Starting at 11 a.m. and continuing throughout the day, the Wolves Den welcomed Algonquin College students to enjoy the Thanksgiving football match between the Detroit Lions and the Chicago Bears. The Wolves Den fully embraced the long-standing American tradition that is NFL on Thanksgiving Day, a tradition that has been happening for nearly a century.
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Swifties experience the magic of Taylor Swift at tribute show

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By Agrani Tiwari, Yuye Jiang, Tyler Reis-Sanford, Steven Dalloo
| Algonquin Times Verified
People who couldn’t go to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour went to the Algonquin Commons Theatre on Nov. 23 and got the thrill of of a live show performed by a tribute artist. “I got us tickets because we’ve both been trying to get to Eras, but couldn’t,” said Autumn Tarabocchiq at the Katy Ellis tribute show.
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AC Hub organizes a practical kitchen workshop for kitchen novices

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By Yuye Jiang, Tyler Reis-Sanford, john hopper, Steven Dalloo
| Algonquin Times Verified
AC Hub hosted its first Kitchen Skills 101 workshop at Algonquin College on Nov. 12. Under the guidance of Chef Chris Tremblay, students learned how to prepare quick and healthy meals, including overnight oats, a Greek salad with homemade dressing and guacamole. Tremblay made the workshop’s goal clear from the start. “Students have busy lives, and we want them to be able to prepare quick and healthy meals with a nice cutting board, spoons and a few simple ingredients,” he said.
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