By Scott Lepp
Women’s basketball Head Coach Shawnee Harle and all the legions of Dino fans have to hear some bad news. At the age of 22 and after two years playing for the University of Calgary and four years of ball in total, Rena Carriere has decided to end her post-secondary career a year early. Coach Harle… Continue reading No more long bombs
After forward Rajiv Mathur and defender J.P. "meal-money" Khouri decided not to come back to the Dinos’ varsity soccer program next year, they made alternate plans. "We’re going to go across North America on a motorcycle," says Khouri. "And this Beetlejuice-looking guy will be in the buggy." "With the little goggles on," adds Mathur. It’ll… Continue reading A duo of epic proportions
By Вen Li
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By Mary Chan
Early risers and sleepy students adverse to Monday mornings were surprised to see the Company’s Coming kiosk boarded up in MacEwan Hall early this week. The kiosk, located beside the Delhi Deli’s former location, is currently under renovation. The Company’s Coming renovations are directly related to the new tenants in the old Delhi Deli location.… Continue reading Company’s not here
The year 2000 has come and gone and the vast majority of individuals have yet to see Jeston-esque flying cars soaring through the air. But Dr. Robert Farruto believes he has a replacement for the pollution spewing internal combustion engine. In his lecture Farruto, a lecturer in the 2001 Cross-Canada Chemistry Lectureship, explained the benefits… Continue reading The future’s almost here
By Neal Ozano
It’s official: all University of Calgary graduate students will soon be members of the Canadian Federation of Students. The referendum, held from March 19-30, was to decide GSA membership in the National Graduate Council of the CFS. Three hundred and eighty four of approximately 2,500 eligible voters cast votes, with 74.2 per cent voting in… Continue reading Grad students vote to join CFS
Graduate Students’ Association President Viola Cassis did not break any GSA bylaws by having a letter of support in a CFS pamphlet, according to a ruling by the judicial board of the GSA. The bylaw violation complaint lodged by graduate student Ray Novak is invalid. The board ruled four to one that no bylaw violation… Continue reading GSA board rules no wrongdoing
"I got things to do," said a grinning Chris Maurer explaining why he won’t play varsity soccer next season. "All of it has been fun," he continued. "I don’t even know where to begin." Maurer, who is in his fourth year, is leaving the Dinos this season along with fifth-year player Craig White. Both enjoyed… Continue reading Sense and Sensibility
By David Kenney
Space-rock lives on. Born out of the remnants of odyssey rock band Spiritualized, Lupine Howl is like deja vu. Fired Spiritualized members Sean Cook, Mike Mooney and Damon Reece tone down the repetitive space riffs and ante up the rock. The seven-song debut is the perfect daytime accompaniment to Ladies and Gentleman We are Floating… Continue reading 125
If DMX is in a movie, it isn’t for his stellar acting. Exit Wounds was made so it could have a soundtrack. With artists the likes of Ja Rule, Red Man and DMX himself, this album is exactly as expected. From Nas crying "Gangsta Tears" to Mack 10 doing some "Steady Grinding", this makes you… Continue reading Exit Wounds