Month: September 2003

By James Keller

Tragedy found in the wake of a student’s death is often measured by its impact on the campus community. However, the recent passing of University of Calgary Chemical Engineering graduate student Kaluda Karmaker is evidence those touched by a life can extend their mourning and remembrance outside the academic realm, and towards those most affected.… Continue reading A student tragedy

By Natalie Sit

Wherever Alberta Liberal leader Ken Nicol goes educating students on electricity deregulation, the conversation inevitably turns to post-secondary issues. Nicol has been traveling from university to university this summer, talking to students about electricity deregulation. His current campaign criticizes the Alberta government’s deregulation initiative. According to Nicol, electricity marketers are telling consumers if they don’t… Continue reading Nicol on electricity and PSE

By Natalie Sit

University of Calgary Health Services has found a potential health care provider, however a Health Services doctor believes the imminent changes are not in the best interests of quality health care at the university.Currently, the U of C and a health provider are negotiating towards a contract. As well, the company is meeting with staff… Continue reading Health Services woes

By Karoline Czerski

I work in a bar, a few bars actually. I recognize customers by their flavour, consistency, and style. Bottle versus draft, crantini versus cosmopolitan, Shiraz versus Merlot. I often wonder if each individual has inherent tendencies, aside from the odd diversion, that draws them towards one beverage over another, or one bar over the next.… Continue reading Bar supplement introduction

By Veronika Janik

Attention all Dinos fans, there are now even more advantages to attending home games than a good ole dose of school spirit. Dinos Athletics will be hosting a $1,000 tuition giveaway contest every home game, sponsored by Food Services. How can I win this money you ask? Here’s the deal. During half time at football… Continue reading Cash in while showing your support

By Todd Penney

The Battle of Alberta, a claim to our fair province’s throne and until-we-meet-again bragging rights were on the line once again Fri., Aug. 29. The University of Alberta Golden Bears football squad rolled into town to clash with our University of Calgary Dinos at McMahon Stadium, but they came up just short. The game was… Continue reading Dinos just sneak by in season opener