Month: March 2005

Wrestling lasses lasso second

By John Leung Chung-Yin

While wrestlers from other universities were busy setting their own records, the Dinos were on the warpath. At the 2005 Canadian Interuniversity Sport Wrestling Championship Mar. 4-5 at Brock University in St. Catherines, Ontario, they claimed many victims on their way to an impressive medal haul that would make Team Canada’s tally at the Athens… Continue reading Wrestling lasses lasso second

Movie Review: College snooze, College stiff

By Sherri Shergill

Partying, sex, drinking and getting into outlandish situations are all part of the unofficial life of undergraduates across North America. On the other hand, the official part–the actual school work–is much less interesting to talk about, let alone watch. But if you really want to watch students grumble about the mundane, because you can not… Continue reading Movie Review: College snooze, College stiff

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By Jhyl Loughlin

I’m sure you’ve had letters pouring in about the naked woman on page 5. Although I understand other arguments (for example there is not an r (or xxx) rating for your newspaper), I do not think having a naked woman in the newspaper is inherently wrong.My problem is not with the picture. My problem is… Continue reading No content

Art Preview: The First Thursday of Art Central

By Paul Jarvey

Last Thursday played host to a warm reception at Art Central, where exhibitions showcased everything from far away fashion to the seductive art of the space’s various artists and galleries. While the show may lack unity and the odd purist could be spotted rapidly backtracking in confusion, many surprises were revealed within the bright lights… Continue reading Art Preview: The First Thursday of Art Central

Theatre Preview: Follow the Muddy Footprints

By Kenzie Love

Given its enigmatic title and billing as the story of a woman “dabbling in her madness,” Muddy Footprints suggests a play sodden with surprises. Audiences for the latest effort from director and U of C alumna, Cherie Caslyn, can expect some shocks. Not because of crass tricks of the dramatic variety, but how audiences will… Continue reading Theatre Preview: Follow the Muddy Footprints

Staying abreast of sexual awareness

By Dale Miller

Performers for the Sexual Health Awareness Show discovered assless chaps are, in fact, not allowed in MacEwan Student Centre after several complaints were made to Campus Security. Students’ Union Events Commissioner Al Stanford, who organized the event, is still happy with the outcome, complaints and all. “This has exceeded expectations, we figure almost 2,000 people… Continue reading Staying abreast of sexual awareness

Music Interview: Great White still striving for greatness

By Cayley Evans

Great White has been around for years, forming in 1978, just as the golden age of ’80s metal begn. But they’ve shown more staying power than most of the “hair bands” from that era. In fact, Great White never really embraced the “hair band” image that, along with bad makeup and syntho-pop made the ’80s… Continue reading Music Interview: Great White still striving for greatness

Lewis still missing

By Darlene Seto

Update Tuesday March 8, 2005.Campus Security is reporting the body of Michael Lewis was found in the Bow River on Monday March 7. Link to Campus Security.The ongoing search for University of Calgary student Michael Charles Lewis has not yet yielded any fresh results. Lewis, a master’s student studying political science, has not been seen… Continue reading Lewis still missing