By Jo Wynn
As I checked the University of Calgary women’s volleyball results from their tournament at the University of Alberta Oct. 1-3, I was struck by a case of dejà vu. Lose to U of A, win the rest, just like the tournament the previous weekend in Regina. Those pesky Pandas must be getting cocky. Fri., Oct.… Continue reading Bamboo and pandas scare Dinos
By Amanda VanSteelandt and Tanya DeLyzer
Perhaps the University of Calgary men’s soccer team was still recovering from their big “cabaret” when they went out on the road last weekend. The men couldn’t even manage to score. This isn’t usually a problem according to rumors on the sidelines. The first game, on Thu., Sept. 30, Trinity Western University slaughtered the Dinos.… Continue reading Men can’t score
To me, running from a starting point through a set course and ending at the same location without being chased by rabid dogs or at least picking up some beer seems pointless. Nevertheless, some guys and gals at the University of Calgary do it, and do it well. Our very own Dinos cross-country team travelled… Continue reading Dino runners take first place at U of S meet
By John Fisher
The Dinos women’s soccer squad headed west last weekend to embark on their first road trip of regular season play. Before their road trip they were the only undefeated team in the Canada West league and goalkeeper Charlotte Sullivan was yet to allow a single goal into her net. Leg one of the trip was… Continue reading Balls settle deep in goal mouth
On Sat., Oct. 2, the battle of Alberta was fought. After much pain and blood the Dinos were the only ones left standing. The die-hard fans that braved the three-hour drive and the cold Edmonton wind were certainly given their money’s worth, as our University of Calgary football boys clawed the University of Alberta Golden… Continue reading Dinosaurs devour teddy bears
By Sameena Darr
What happened to people dancing because they just felt the funk in their trunk? Shakin’ it because they meant it? Feeling the groove in their step, the soul in their heart, and the freaky in their deaky? Music videos may be littered with emotionless butts bumping and humping to mindless beats, but Roxana Menzies, performer… Continue reading Dance Preview: Magical journey in Funky Fairy Tales of Funk
When you think of “empty space”, images of vast desert lands usually fill your mind, punctuated by the odd roving coyote or brittle tumbleweed. But who would have thought “empty space” could be full of sweet music, liquor and plain old good times? This is exactly what Students’ Union Vice-President Events Alex Vyskocil has created.… Continue reading Empty Space full of vitamins
Almost everyone who has had a library card has, at some point, been fined for overdue books. Return a book a week late and you discover how quickly fines can add up. So what about a book returned one hundred and thirteen years late? “My character’s line is ‘I’m going to hit him with the… Continue reading Theatre Preview: Andy Curtis: Librarian Bounty Hunter
Your four years are up. You’ve attained your Bachelor Degree and it’s time to dive head first into the realm of “grown-up life.” As you begin planning, you realize you are thousands of dollars in debt. With no clue about how to pay your dues, fear and stress consume you. Since 1996, tuition fees across… Continue reading Graduating Debt Free?