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Dinos football to gain strong offensive force

By Britany Bingham

The Dinos football team have confirmed that they have acquired a new intimidating force for their offensive line. Chris Morrison, a 22 year-old from Medicine Hat, has decided to join our men in red. Morrison joins the Dinos after an outstanding career with the Okanagan Sun of the British Columbia Football Conference. There, in the… Continue reading Dinos football to gain strong offensive force

As the United States prepares to go to war, thy show us who the real terrorists are

By Chris Morrison

There is a difference between a terrorist and a freedom fighter, or a guerrilla. A terrorist deliberately targets civilians; a guerrilla attacks the military and government apparatus of its perceived oppressor. Yasser Arafat, regardless of his Nobel Peace Prize, is a terrorist because of his long history of attacking civilians. These attacks have included the… Continue reading As the United States prepares to go to war, thy show us who the real terrorists are

Framing the mid-term elections

By Chris Morrison

During the 1996 United States presidential election, Republican nominee Bob Dole tried to make President Clinton’s ethical problems the issue (and this was before the whole Monica Lewinsky story became known). But the American people voted en masse for Clinton. Why? Well, they did not care about Whitewater or Paula Jones. They cared about money.… Continue reading Framing the mid-term elections

Does anti-Israeli mean anti-Semite?

By Chris Morrison

R ecently, I have noticed an alarming trend whereby the Israeli government and its supporters, especially certain segments of the North American media, label anyone who speaks out against it as an “anti-Semite.” It seems the Israeli government and its media allies are under the impression that Israel, and Israel alone, is immune from criticism.… Continue reading Does anti-Israeli mean anti-Semite?

Wilco, the band who loves you

By Chris Morrison

It has been quite the year and a half for Wilco. First, in the process of recording their most recent album, the wonderfully beautiful and complex Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, they lost their long time drummer, Ken Coomer. Next, they parted ways with their label Reprise. And finally, Jay Bennett, guitarist, keyboardist, engineer, and the man… Continue reading Wilco, the band who loves you

The Flaming Lips, Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots

By Chris Morrison

Songs about robots trying to be human, Japanese girls fighting evil robots and everything else that makes up life. That is The Flaming Lips’ Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots. Brimming with imagination and whimsy, Yoshimi is one of the most joyous listening experiences I have ever had. The melodies are the kind that 14-year-old girls… Continue reading The Flaming Lips, Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots

A kid from the buckle of the Bible belt

By Chris Morrison

Raised religious in Pensacola, Florida, singer/songwriter Jim White has his own style that takes the Fundamentalist imagery of his childhood and seamlessly blends it with his more worldly experiences. White sat down with Gauntlet staffer Chris Morrison at the 2002 Calgary Folk Music Festival for a drink and some pleasant conversation.Folk festivals have come a… Continue reading A kid from the buckle of the Bible belt

2002 Calgary Folk Music Festival

By Chris Morrison

I have my wristband, my pen, my notepad, and my hat. I’m cursing myself for forgetting sun block, which is unforgivable for a pasty white boy like me. Otherwise, I’m ready for the 2002 Calgary Folk Music Festival.Thursday night’s openers, the Brothers Cosmoline from Toronto, sound like Bob Wills or early Lyle Lovett. They came… Continue reading 2002 Calgary Folk Music Festival