Month: April 2009
Horsedog
By Ryan Pike
Stains
By Josh Dyck
Dominion University
By Jen Grond
Travel Weary
Hendriks reflects on rocking the pool
Breanna Hendriks is in a good mood. After several weeks of being out of the water with a case of mononucleosis, she’s recently been told that she can get back to training next week. With a characteristic smile on her face, she tells me of the latest Baron’s Court delicacy I have yet to try.… Continue reading Hendriks reflects on rocking the pool
Takingtonquin
By Ian Perry
eing lost in Jasper’s Tonquin Valley wasn’t something I had expected on my fourth trip here, but leaving the parking lot for a 30-kilometre backcountry ski at 1:30 p.m. didn’t make this a surprising outcome. The Astoria River route is the main way to access the Tonquin Valley by winter, as you ski on the… Continue reading Takingtonquin
STIs and guys that turn you down
So I’ve been seeing this girl on and off and the other day we got together and were making out. I noticed that there was this greenish-yellow foam coming from her and it freaked me out, I have never seen a girl do that before. What could this be and should I be steering clear… Continue reading STIs and guys that turn you down
Bottled water not all bad
The meeting of Calgary City Council’s intergovernmental affairs committee shot down an investigation into the option of banning bottled water in the city of Calgary. With a vote of 7-3, Calgarians will still see bottles of water in the shelves and coolers of their favourite store. This comes after the Federation of Canadian Municipalities sent… Continue reading Bottled water not all bad
The medicine of music: “Take two CDs and call me in the morning”
By Jaya Dixit
What if you could trade in Vicodin for Vivaldi or Ritalin for Radiohead? Imagine if you could generate healing through music, rather than modern medicines. The time to imagine has come and gone. The future of healing is here and it has made initiative of imagination, but if the use of music is a remedy… Continue reading The medicine of music: “Take two CDs and call me in the morning”