By: Izabela Pitula
Seems like this beautiful, warm and sunny weather is here to stay therefore it’s a great opportunity to come out outdoors to the field and support HT’s spring teams. The last week of April was a busy one as all of our teams were in action. Overall it was another successful week in the Titans’ world.
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Sunday, 3 May 2015
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
Puzzle and Trivia Answers
Thank you for purchasing a copy of the historic first volume of The Titan Times. We are glad that you enjoyed our first edition. The answers to the crossword puzzle and trivia challenge are after the jump. Don't cheat!
Monday, 8 December 2014
Hot Off the Press
The Titan Times released the first edition of their long-awaited student newspaper on Monday. Available in the school atrium for only $1, the debut volume sheds light on all of the exciting activities at Holy Trinity. To get your copy, simply come down to the atrium during any lunch period with a loonie. For a limited time, the paper will be available along with a treat, so come get 'em while they're hot!
As the follow-up to the news coverage that first began in October on this site, the print edition brings with it in-depth coverage on what makes the school tick- from athletics to arts, charities, clubs, and cool school activities. For day-to-day coverage, the blog will be continually updated, while staff and students can look forward to the print versions a few times during each academic year.
With content created entirely by Holy Trinity students, this paper truly is "by the people, for the people". Come pick up your copy and continue to check our blog for the latest scoop on what's passing time at HT.
For answers to our trivia and crossword puzzles, check back later this week. In the meantime, take a peek at the great original content this blog has to offer.
Follow us on Twitter: @TheTitanTimesHT
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTitanTimes
As the follow-up to the news coverage that first began in October on this site, the print edition brings with it in-depth coverage on what makes the school tick- from athletics to arts, charities, clubs, and cool school activities. For day-to-day coverage, the blog will be continually updated, while staff and students can look forward to the print versions a few times during each academic year.
With content created entirely by Holy Trinity students, this paper truly is "by the people, for the people". Come pick up your copy and continue to check our blog for the latest scoop on what's passing time at HT.
For answers to our trivia and crossword puzzles, check back later this week. In the meantime, take a peek at the great original content this blog has to offer.
Follow us on Twitter: @TheTitanTimesHT
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTitanTimes
Taryn's Top Ten Yuletide Tunes
By: Taryn Bratz
This is a companion article to our first print edition, available for only a dollar in the Holy Trinity atrium this week.
Christmas is, without a doubt, my favourite holiday. There's so much to be grateful for, not just for the birth of Jesus, but to be able to celebrate it with family and friends. Every year around the beginning of November you start to hear hundreds of Christmas songs. So, I have decided to make a top ten list (in no particular order) which includes some classics, instrumentals, more-recents, and just down-right hilarious pieces. Hope you enjoy!
Just click on the link to the corresponding YouTube video for each song, or click here for a playlist of all ten songs!
Carol of the Bells- Trans-Siberian Orchestra: This is a great song that features both a classical orchestra and a rock band in one. This combination delivers a spine-chilling performance making you want to play it over and over again.
Grandma Got Runover by a Reindeer- Elmo Shropshire: This is definitely one of the funniest Christmas songs out there. Although it may sound quite morbid, this is certainly a favourite for the clever lyrics. If you’re not singing out loud then you’ll be laughing outloud.
Santa Baby- Madonna: This Christmas hit by Madonna definitely makes you contemplate your christmas list. Is a yacht really a lot?
O Holy Night- Il Divo: There have been many renditions of this classic favourite, but Il Divo certainly adds the heartwarming touch. This cosmopolitan quartet of pop and opera beautifully combines traditional with modern to tell the birth of Jesus Christ and humanity’s salvation.
Mary’s Boy Child- Boney M: This song gives everyone a reminder of the true meaning of Christmas and beautifully tells the story of the first Nativity.
The Holly and the Ivy- Jon Anderson: This song is a classic rendition of a British choir carol that makes you want to sing along to every word. In particular, this version has a beautiful instrumental background.
White Christmas- Bing Crosby: What would Christmas be without this holiday favourite? White Christmas by Bing Crosby certainly exclaims the expectations we all have and hope to fulfill at Christmas time. I know I’ll be dreaming of a white Christmas.
We Three Kings- Celtic Woman: This magical song brings the Celtic flare that this memorable story needs. This creatively tells the story of the three wise men, Jasper, Balthazar, and Melchior and the gifts they brought baby Jesus.
Silent Night- Josh Groban: Who can forget his classical lullaby with the combination of Josh Groban’s powerful voice and the children’s choir in the background? This is one of my all time favourites.
Baby It’s Cold Outside- Michael Buble and Idina Menzel: If you haven't heard this collaboration you're in for a treat. With both of their voices, this song will definitely go down in history as a great Christmas classic!
Happy listening!
This is a companion article to our first print edition, available for only a dollar in the Holy Trinity atrium this week.
Christmas is, without a doubt, my favourite holiday. There's so much to be grateful for, not just for the birth of Jesus, but to be able to celebrate it with family and friends. Every year around the beginning of November you start to hear hundreds of Christmas songs. So, I have decided to make a top ten list (in no particular order) which includes some classics, instrumentals, more-recents, and just down-right hilarious pieces. Hope you enjoy!
Just click on the link to the corresponding YouTube video for each song, or click here for a playlist of all ten songs!
Carol of the Bells- Trans-Siberian Orchestra: This is a great song that features both a classical orchestra and a rock band in one. This combination delivers a spine-chilling performance making you want to play it over and over again.
Grandma Got Runover by a Reindeer- Elmo Shropshire: This is definitely one of the funniest Christmas songs out there. Although it may sound quite morbid, this is certainly a favourite for the clever lyrics. If you’re not singing out loud then you’ll be laughing outloud.
Santa Baby- Madonna: This Christmas hit by Madonna definitely makes you contemplate your christmas list. Is a yacht really a lot?
O Holy Night- Il Divo: There have been many renditions of this classic favourite, but Il Divo certainly adds the heartwarming touch. This cosmopolitan quartet of pop and opera beautifully combines traditional with modern to tell the birth of Jesus Christ and humanity’s salvation.
Mary’s Boy Child- Boney M: This song gives everyone a reminder of the true meaning of Christmas and beautifully tells the story of the first Nativity.
The Holly and the Ivy- Jon Anderson: This song is a classic rendition of a British choir carol that makes you want to sing along to every word. In particular, this version has a beautiful instrumental background.
White Christmas- Bing Crosby: What would Christmas be without this holiday favourite? White Christmas by Bing Crosby certainly exclaims the expectations we all have and hope to fulfill at Christmas time. I know I’ll be dreaming of a white Christmas.
We Three Kings- Celtic Woman: This magical song brings the Celtic flare that this memorable story needs. This creatively tells the story of the three wise men, Jasper, Balthazar, and Melchior and the gifts they brought baby Jesus.
Silent Night- Josh Groban: Who can forget his classical lullaby with the combination of Josh Groban’s powerful voice and the children’s choir in the background? This is one of my all time favourites.
Baby It’s Cold Outside- Michael Buble and Idina Menzel: If you haven't heard this collaboration you're in for a treat. With both of their voices, this song will definitely go down in history as a great Christmas classic!
Happy listening!
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