After a busy month in April, May was relatively quiet for Campus Security with only a few major incidents. In one case, Parking Services staff in the Arts Parkade noticed a man stumbling on 24 Ave. "The Parking Services officer went up and engaged him in conversation. He had difficulty walking, and he was very… Continue reading Thefts on the rise.
Month: June 2003
KNES to expand upward in August
One of the University of Calgary’s crown jewels will become even more brilliant next year. The Faculty of Kinesiology, recognized worldwide as a leader in human performance, sport medicine, joint injury and arthritis research, is set to expand to the tune of $14 million, by 28,000 square feet. The expansion, which will add one floor… Continue reading KNES to expand upward in August
100,000 strong, and growing
By Вen Li
The University of Calgary graduated its 100,000th alumnus this week, 37 years after its first convocation in 1966. U of C President Dr. Harvey Weingarten highlighted the occaision at convocation ceremonies for Social Science students on Mon., June 9. "The University of Calgary will continue to serve the goals and aspirations of our city," he… Continue reading 100,000 strong, and growing
The de Havilland Twin Otter
By Вen Li
Most people don’t associate planes with Canadian history, but one line of aircraft, the de Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter, has gained international repute. Besides opening the harsh Canadian North to frequent travel, the Twin Otter has been indispensable in remote rescue operations worldwide. It is no surprise then, that a retired Twin Otter will soon… Continue reading The de Havilland Twin Otter
That Thing We Do
By Adam Goetz
A family reunion at a lakeside cottage is the backdrop for Kevin’s (Drew Roby) thoughtful contemplation over telling his parents that he is gay. Director Andrew Hull uses tranquil music and picturesque shots to personify his process of introspection while keeping a hint of apprehension. Although this was the longest short that I viewed, clocking… Continue reading That Thing We Do
How Beatrice Came Clean
By Adam Goetz
A dirty little girl seeks out a “magical cleaning liquid” to rid herself of her unsightly soiled clothing and hopeless transient life. Sounds interesting, doesn’t it? When in fact this short plays out like a Javex endorsement by mother goose. All that came to my mind after watching this was “what the fuck,” closely followed… Continue reading How Beatrice Came Clean
Come to the dark side
Nightmares consuming your dreams? Dark visions taunting your psyche? You’re not alone. Decidedly Jazz Danceworks’ new live-music production, Velvet, delves into the realm of the subconscious, the mystery of dreams and the darkness of nightmares in a show that shakes the usual, linear structure of performance.“This show will be non-linear in the way that a… Continue reading Come to the dark side
Prickly seats
Mark Counsell is back on the Students’ Legislative Council. The former Operations and Finance Commissioner spent the 2002-2003 academic year away from politics and failed to regain his post in this February’s election. Counsell replaces acclaimed Academic Commissioner Marie-Claire Backhaus who resigned in May. After Counsell was sworn in at the Tue., June 3 SLC… Continue reading Prickly seats
Digesting media
How can a journalist on the front lines be impartial during war? How can coverage of a war where one side provides your safety and your information be balanced and fair? How can both sides of the story ever truly be told? These were the questions posed to Bill Hemmer, host of CNN’s American Morning… Continue reading Digesting media
Rick & Steve, Episode #4: Menage a Twat
What happens when one mixes Lego, eight minutes and soft-core gay porn? Naturally, the tale of a certain Steve, the versatile top, and another Rick, the insatiable bottom. ‘Tis the union of the happiest gay couple in the world–Lego style. Feeling an urge to diverge from the mundane oral sex routine, Rick and Steve set… Continue reading Rick & Steve, Episode #4: Menage a Twat