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Redbridge creates a buzz in Squamish with striking design, waterfront location The master-planned community is is striking a chord with buyers who are genuinely excited at the prospect of owning a home in the 435-unit development, says Kingswood Properties' president, Lorne Segal. Author of the article: Kathleen Freimond Publishing date: May 14, 2021  •  May 14, 2021  •  5 minute read  •  Artist's rendering of Redbridge, Kingswood Properties' master-planned community in Squamish. Photo by Supplied /PNG Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independentl...

Bad Walking Habits You Should Stop Immediately, Say Walking Experts Bad Walking Habits You Should Stop Immediately, Say Walking Experts Fun fact: There's no such thing as a "perfect" walker, as our gaits never follow a robot-like consistency. One study, conducted by the Movement Lab at Ohio State University and published in the Biology Letters, found that for every step we take, our bodies continually work to correct errors in our kinetic chains. If we tip forward in one direction, for instance, our steps will correct by moving farther in that direction. "We are constantly making little corr...

Photograph by Audra Melton T. Lang | choreographer, dancer, owner of the Movement Lab incubator; artistic director of T. Lang Dance Chicago native T. Lang chose to radically change her life with a move to Atlanta 12 years ago after living in New York City. And she’s now firmly enmeshed in a changed South where her family formerly dwelled for decades. “This is my home,” she says. “I own property, I own space, I’m a tenured professor at Spelman.” For Lang, Atlanta is a place of possibility, for both Black and white people, to reclaim and remake the notion of the South for the greate...

Events to attend in the final stretch of the semester Events to attend in the final stretch of the semester Ashley Jiao / Senior Staff Illustrator NYC/Campus Zoom Events With the semester coming to a close, there are a number of University-sponsored events that you might want to attend. . These include a discussion of the injustices related to the pandemic, a lecture on the foundations of ethical decision-making, or a conversation about queer liberalism and marginal mobility. With these options, you are likely to find something in line with your personal interests that would enrich your u...