CampusOne Newsletter - October 2020

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ISSUE 35

Index I: Res Life Events: October!

II-III: Handbook Highlights IV-V: Special Programming

VI-XI: Fun Monthly Content XIII-XVI: Property Reminders

NEED ASSISTANCE?

For any questions or concerns:

Please feel free to visit us at the first floor or second floor desk between 9AM-9PM or contact us via email campusone@studenthousing.com or by phone 647-288-0827.

Simon Zarzour

Courtney Desjardins

szarzour@studenthousing.com

cdesjardins@studenthousing.com

Laura Vitch

Nick Holmberg

General Manager

Leasing Manager

lvitch@studenthousing.com

Assistant General Manager

Residence Life Coordinator

nholmberg@studenthousing.com

Issue 35 created & curated by Katie Bolissian, your Senior Community Assistant!

WHAT'S HAPPENING IN OCTOBER? A schedule of our virtual programming for the coming month! Keep your eyes out for more to be announced!

OCTOBER 11TH @6PM: Fall Dessert Baking with CA Carol OCTOBER 18TH @8PM: Pumpkin Decorating with CA Vera OCTOBER 24TH @4PM: HITT Workout with CA Sarah OCTOBER 31ST @8PM: Movie Night with CA Felice

TAKE THE PLEDGE TO STAY SAFE. KEEP OUR VIBRANT COMMUNITY SAFE DURING COVID19!

DON'T BE A SUPERSPREADER! CampusOne follows Ontario and Toronto Public Health guidelines when it comes to containing the spread of COVID-19.

Those caught in violation of these measures will be reported to the City of Toronto, where hefty fines may be applied while also being at risk for eviction due to putting our community in imminent danger.

All options remain on the table to keep our community safe: resident well being is our top priority.

HANDBOOK HIGHLIGHTS

Like any other residence, tenants must follow rules and restrictions in regards to indoor gatherings.

TAKE THE PLEDGE TO STAY SAFE. KEEP OUR VIBRANT COMMUNITY SAFE DURING COVID19!

DON'T BE A SUPERSPREADER! Everyone is allowed one (1) external guest which they must sign in with our security team.

If you are concerned about an illegal gathering Before 9pm: please inform second floor desk staff.

After 9pm: please contact our community assistant on duty at 647-389-7068 and inform them of the situation.

Any resident questions can be emailed to RLC Nick Holmberg at nholmberg@studenthousing.com.

HANDBOOK HIGHLIGHTS

We are living in dynamic times and we expect everyone to follow public health guidelines as they shift.

OCTOBER 5TH-9TH

JOIN US FOR OUR FIRST EVER SPEAKER SERIES!

HOW TO BE AN ALLY Join Liz Ariho to discuss allyship, intersectionality, and equality!

OCTOBER 1ST, 2020 7PM INSTAGRAM LIVE @CAMPUSONERES

CAMPUS ONE WISHES YOU A

HAPPY THANKS GIVING! MAY WE ALWAYS STAY INFORMED ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE HOLIDAY AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE INDIGENOUS LAND ON WHICH WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE ON, BEING MINDFUL OF BROKEN COVENANTS AND TREATY OBLIGATIONS.

Homemade Pumpkin Pie! TRY YOUR HAND AT THIS QUICK AND EASY RECIPE TO SATISFY THOSE SEASONAL CRAVINGS!

Ingredients:

Steps:

2 large eggs

#1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit

1 can (16 oz.) of pumpkin puree 1 can (14 oz.) of sweetened condensed milk 1/2 tsp of nutmeg, cinnamon, and ginger 1 unbaked pie crust

#2. Combine eggs, pumpkin puree, sweetened condensed milk, and pumpkin pie spice in a large bowl and mix. #3. Fit pie crust into a 9-inch pie dish; pour pumpkin mixture into the crust. #4. Bake 35-40 minutes until filling is set and then let cool.

H A P P Y W O M E N ' S H I S T O R Y M O N T H !

Below are a few of the many powe rf ul Canadi an w ome n who f ore ve r changed history with their cou rage , inte llige nce , and brave ry!

Buffy Sainte- Marie is a Cree artist and educator notable for her outstanding work and advocacy for the education of Indigenous children.

Roberta Bondar was Canada's first woman in space, working with NASA to create free programs that encourage women in STEM.

Viola Desmond was a fierce advocate for racial equality, and created precedent in law that fought for equal civil rights across society.

Margaret Atwood is one of the most accomplished female authors of all time, with her works earning 55 critically acclaimed awards.

Hide Shimizu was born to Japanese immigrants and was the most vocal advocate for the enfranchisement and rights of Asian-Canadians.

Hayley Wickenheiser is a multi-embellished olympic athlete and has sponsored many programs encouraging female participation in sports.

FILMS Silence of the Lambs BlacKkKlansman Valkyrie The Wizard of Oz Unfriended: Dark Web

N O O S G N I R E I PREM X I L F T E ON N 2020 OCT.

TELEVISION Kim's Convenience Beirut Sword Art Online Ahí Te Encargo Oktoberfest: Beer and Blood

Read All About It! Monthly book recommendations from your CA's!

"I love historical tales, and Adichie's masterful writing not only taught me about the Biafran war, but expanded what I thought I knew surrounding notions of identity, moral responsibility, and colonialism. A hard read at times, but it is one of the best stories I have ever encountered."

- Katie, Senior Community Assistant TW: violence, sexual assault, racial slurs

“I have been reading this book religiously so I can pass my anatomy class. 10/10 recommend: it’s very succinct and has clear and diverse pictures of the cells we need to know how to identify.”

-Felice, Community Assistant

"This book is absolutely breathtaking. A story of female independence, self-sufficiency, the beauty of nature, and solitude, this book reveals the bond between an abandoned girl and books/nature/the world. If you like romance mixed with murder mystery suspense, along with poetry, beautiful imagery, mysticism, and a message of kindness, you will love this book."

-Sarah, Community Assistant

HALLOWEEN: DID YOU KNOW? Halloween originated from an ancient Celtic festival!

The holiday can trace its roots back to the ancient Celtic end-of-harvest festival of Samhain. During Samhain, people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off evil spirits.

Halloween is the second largest commercial holiday in the country!

Millions of Canadian consumers spend hundreds of millions of dollars annually to feel that spooky spirit.

Jack O' Lanterns used to be carved out of turnips, potatoes, and beets!

Jack-'o-lanterns originated in Ireland and once Halloween became popular in America, people used pumpkins instead!

Candy corn was originally called "chicken feed."

Boxes used to be sold with a rooster on the front in order to appeal to America's agricultural roots.

Source: : https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/holiday s/halloween-ideas/a35150/halloween-facts/

REMEMBER TO SORT YOUR TRASH IN OUR CHUTES CORRECTLY!

Garbage

RECYCLE

COMPOST

Styrofoam

Papers

Fruit Peels

Plastic

Cans

Vegetables

Cutlery

Bottles

Egg shells

Plastic

Unsoiled

Tea bags +

Wrappers

cardboard

coffee

Straws

+ cartons

grounds

Hygiene

Books &

Food-soiled

items

Magazines

paper

DO YOUR PART IN SAVING THE PLANET AND KEEPING OUR BUILDING ECO-FRIENDLY For more eco-friendly tips, visit the "Sustainability" section of the Government of Canada's website