Claude Saravia
Claude Saravia was born in Queens, New York City. He traveled throughout the USA, visiting 36 of the 50 states, before arriving in Toronto in 2005. It was there that he decided to harness his writing talent, ultimately settling on studying journalism at Humber College in Toronto. Since that time, he has contributed to publications in Toronto such as The Gleaner Community Press, Post City Magazines, as well as his school's publications - The Humber Et Cetera, Convergence magazine, and Sweat magazine. He also wrote for TheDailyPlanet.com, which is an online publication tied in with Humber College. During his time at Humber College, Saravia has interviewed tons of people, from Toronto city councillors Adam Giambrone and Adam Vaughan, to Toronto's mayor - David Miller, to Canada's top talk show host, George Stroumboulopoulos. His articles are diverse as he has been to known to write about Canadian and American politics, sports, science and technology, art, film, music etc. He won the Science & Technology Award at the Humber College Media Awards in 2009.
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Bruins Lose in Epic Fashion to FlyersThe #7 Flyers, who clinched the playoffs on the last day of the season, will now host the #8 Monntreal Canadiens in the Eastern Conference Finals. -
The Rise and Fall and Rise Again of Grant HillWith the Phoenix Suns entering the Western Conference Finals against the LA Lakers, we look at one of their key pieces in Grant Hill, and his rise and fall and rise again in the NBA. -
Owners to Choose 2014 Super Bowl Location on May 25NFL Owners are set to pick the Super Bowl site on May 25, with New York favored to host the first Super Bowl at a cold weather site. -
Toronto Blue Jays Fans Lose Chance to See Halladay's Return in JuneThe Toronto Blue Jays, owners of the 2nd lowest attendance figures thus far this year, will lose the much anticipated series featuring the return of Roy Halladay and the NL champ Phillies. -
U.S.A. Loses to Germany 2-1 in Front of Record Crowd for Hockey GameA record crowd of 77,803 attended the opening game of the 2010 Ice Hockey World Championships. Germany defeated the U.S. 2-1. -
Halladay Continues Dominant PitchingRoy Halladay, who pitched all of his career in Toronto, until his departure in the offseason to Philadelphia, continues to prove he is the best pitcher in baseball.
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Raiders Release JaMarcus RussellThe former number-one pick of the Oakland Raiders, JaMarcus Russell, has been released by the Oakland Raiders, according to espn.com.
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Flaw in Facebook Privacy CorrectedAn error in the very programming features designed to enhance your privacy on Facebook was recently exposed, and just as quickly corrected. -
McNabb Should Still Be a Top-10 Fantasy QB as a RedskinDonovan McNabb, who was recently traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Washington Redskins, shouldn't see any drop off in his fantasy numbers. -
Top 5 NFL Destinations for Terrell OwensSince the Buffalo Bills cut ties with Terrell Owens, there has been much speculation over where T.O. will end up this season. These are the top five destinations that make the most sense for him to go to. -
Crosby Vs. Ovechkin Debate ResolvedWith a first round exit, the Caps and Ovechkin are getting crucified by the media and by fans. Meanwhile, Sidney Crosby gets ready to face the Montreal Canadiens, and further distance himself from Ovechkin as the undisputed best player in the game. -
Jamaal Charles Still a Top 10 RB Despite Signing of Thomas JonesThe 'backfield-by-committee' approach won't hurt the Chiefs as Jamaal Charles should break out in 2010, while Jones is an excellent second option. -
Top 5 Rookie Fantasy Football Impact Players in 2010With the NFL Draft complete, it's time to take a look at which rookies can help your fantasy team for the upcoming season. -
Seahawks Add Leon Washington and LenDale White in Day 3 of NFL DraftAdding depth to their roster, the Seahawks have effectively ruined the fantasy value of their three running backs.