Wrestlers storm back to number one

By Kara Martens

Another dominant performance at the University of Alberta’s Golden Bear Invitational last weekend further proved Dinos wrestling dominance. The tournament included many potential Canada West and Canadian rivals giving the Dinos a chance to gauge their strength and gain confidence for the upcoming championships "We have a very good shot at winning both [men’s and… Continue reading Wrestlers storm back to number one

Dinos men eclipse last year’s win total

By Kevin Rothbauer

The Dinos men’s basketball team continued its second-half success this weekend against the University of Alberta Golden Bears. The Dinos split the series with their hinterland visitors, but against a team ranked in the top five nationally, that’s not half bad. Jeff Loomis’ 23 points (including five three-pointers) led the Dinos to an 81-77 victory… Continue reading Dinos men eclipse last year’s win total

Basketsaurs continue streak

By Kevin Rothbauer

"I’ve always thought this team had potential," said Dinos guard Cathy Payne before last weekend’s two-game series with the University of Alberta Pandas. "But potential doesn’t mean anything until it’s realized." The Dinos had their best opportunity this season to demonstrate their potential, playing their arch-rivals at home. The Pandas entered the series with a… Continue reading Basketsaurs continue streak

Gaining religious perspective

By Bonnie Leung

It’s not Mulder and Scully, but it could still be an unearthly experience. The University of Calgary is holding "The Truth is out there," a spiritual perspectives week, from Jan. 24-29, 2000. According to Students’ Union Operations and Finance Commissioner Kirstyn Nay, Spiritual Awareness Week offers students something more than academic or health related events.… Continue reading Gaining religious perspective

Computer Science building still in progress

By Rhia Perkins

A  new building could begin construction on campus as early as February–but it’s not the MacEwan Hall expansion. Pending Board of Governors approval, construction will begin on a new Information and Communications Technology building to house the expanded Computer Science and Computer and Electrical Engineering departments. Funding from the Alberta government’s Access program will create… Continue reading Computer Science building still in progress

Speaktank debuts

By Nicole Kobie

They can talk the talk, but not much else. NUTV attempted to give students a chance to speak their minds this week, but as of Tuesday, technical problems prevented the process. Throughout Clubs Week, NUTV planned to hold a Speakers’ Corner-like session, called Speaktank, that students could participate in. The debates were to be broadcast… Continue reading Speaktank debuts

‘Geers go nuts for Engg week

By Mary Chan

They came. They saw. They took over in a really noisy way. Engineering Week overwhelmed campus again as University of Calgary engineering students increased their spirit while raising money for a charity. "Engineering Week basically has two goals," said fourth-year Civil Engineering student Kevin Stefan. "One is to promote engineering spirit and have a good… Continue reading ‘Geers go nuts for Engg week

Rez gears up for war

By Bonnie Leung

This weekend, residence students from the University of Calgary will challenge the residences of the University of Alberta to a war. According to Residence Students’ Association Sports and Recreation Club Director Irene Enyedy, a tournament of many athletic events will pit the two schools against each other in a contest of honour. "This year we… Continue reading Rez gears up for war