By Nicole Kobie
The safest bet for a good movie this summer has to be The Score. Starring three of the most capable actors to ever grace Hollywood–Marlon Brando, Robert De Niro (the next Marlon Brando), and Edward Norton (the next Robert DeNiro)–it has to, in the very least, feature good acting. Not surprisingly, it does. The Score… Continue reading Legendary acting drowns out lacklustre plot
By James Keller
Even Gilligan would’ve learned by now. But unfortunately, the professor is still way behind. Dr. Grant (Sam Neill) is back in full form in Jurassic Park III, the third instalment in the series, to prove that, not only are raptors even more intelligent than ever imagined (even after almost being eaten in the first movie),… Continue reading Realism becomes extinct
By Natalie Sit
We all remember that special teacher: the one who turned math and science into an education instead of mindless memorization. After all these years, the bad and mediocre faded away while good teachers still linger. University of Calgary Communication and Culture professor Max Foran wanted to write about a top teacher but the lack of… Continue reading Worth their weight in gold
Since the departure of Dinos men’s hockey Head Coach Tim Bothwell, there has been a void in our lives. Frankly speaking, Bothwell’s dash to the greener pastures of a National Hockey League left Dinos fans in a strange state of uncertainty. While increased alcohol consumption by all concerned was the first step to dealing with… Continue reading Sights narrow in coach hunt
By Ryan Laverty
Just when you thought you’d seen the last of Leighann Doan in the pages of the Gauntlet, she goes and does something worthy of more press coverage. In the company of her Dino team mate Jennifer Goldade, Doan is on her way to Beijing, China to represent Canada in the World University Games. Doan, the… Continue reading One more before we hit the road
By Ryan Laverty
The only holes on last year’s Dinos men’s volleyball squad were the ones on their nets. But with the departure of perennial stalwarts Bill Byma and Mark Ellingson, it was clear to Head Coach Greg Ryan some holes needed to be addressed. So, that is exactly what Ryan did this week as his team welcomed… Continue reading Three tall tubs of spackle for Dinos
By Ryan Laverty
The Dinos men’s hockey program lost an invaluable piece to its national championship puzzle last month when Head Coach Tim Bothwell resigned his post behind the bench. All of a sudden, dreams of escaping the tough Canada West Conference feel that much further away for University of Calgary hockey faithful. After a seven-year stint with… Continue reading Bothwell bids adieu to Dinos