Dupont, from Milton, Ont., is enrolled at Powell River campus of Vancouver Island University and is a first year forward for the Powell River Kings.
In the article, Dupont describes his experience at The Williston Northampton School as
“good hockey with high competition and good players. It gave me the confidence and ability to move on to the next level.”
“Bermuda can really use more born and bred hotel managers,” Kenny Thompson ’12 told Your Future, a Bermuda-based career guide magazine, in this article on how he’s followed in his father’s footsteps.
Arwin Gbolie ‘02 will be on one of the cast members in the new VH1 reality dating series: “Making Mr. Right.” According to the VH1 press release, in the series “three women will pose as matchmakers and offer their services to fourteen men. While the women pretend to find the men suitable dates, they’re actually sizing them up to see which one they’re actually most compatible with, under the guidance of real matchmaking expert April Beyer.” The series premieres January 6th at 9 p.m. ET/PT on VH1. Watch the trailer.
Ever wonder what happens to your lost luggage? Travel Channel provides a glimpse into the very profitable business of bidding, buying and reselling unclaimed property in the new original series “Baggage Battles,” premiering with a special one-hour season opener featuring back-to-back episodes on Wednesday, April 11,10|9c. The half-hour series follows 3 teams of savvy “auction specialists” who travel to some of the most important and unknown auctions where their bids are based on sight unseen instincts. The season premiere will kick off at Miami International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, and then the auction pros will jump across “The Pond” to London.
Jennifer Levison ’83 (a.k.a “Souper Jenny”) was on “The Today Show” recently to share her one-pot recipes for winter. In this clip, she shares three of her favorite chili recipes, such as a pumpkin and black lentil chili.
Matt Dupont ’12 was recently featured in the British Columbia Hockey League publication, Smart Hockey Magazine, where he was hailed for his rare combination of athletic and academic excellence.
