With high expectations the Dinos men’s volleyball team took to the court on Feb. 13 looking to advance to the Canada West final four and the CIS championships. Coming into the post-season with the strongest record any of the current players had seen, and with the added boon of home-court advantage, the Dinos hit the… Continue reading Men’s volley season ends with nail-biter
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Dinos turn WolfPack into puppies
Determined to stamp their season of growth and improvement with an emphatic exclamation mark, the men’s volleyball team stormed the Jack Simpson Gym this weekend and dismantled the Thompson Rivers WolfPack with sweeps both Friday (25-19, 25-15, 25-22) and Saturday (25-22, 25-14, 25-23). This ensured second-place in the Canada West conference and the privilege of… Continue reading Dinos turn WolfPack into puppies
Dinos overcome shaky sets to down Wesmen
With three weekends of play left before the post-season, the University of Calgary men’s volleyball team entered the Jack Simpson gym last Friday and Saturday with the mandate of maintaining second-place in the Canada West conference. Despite the intimidating task of taking on the then third-place University of Winnipeg Wesmen, the Dinos overcame bouts of… Continue reading Dinos overcome shaky sets to down Wesmen
Menís volleyball squad in solid position after break
It was win–win for the University of Calgary men’s volleyball team last weekend as the Dinos swept the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, effectively protecting their spot as the second–place team in the Canada West conference. Showing a growth in confidence both defensively and offensively, the Dinos managed to overcome their nerves and put a… Continue reading Menís volleyball squad in solid position after break
Men’s volleyball squad sweeps Huskies on home opener weekend
The men’s volleyball team sustained their momentum gained during pre-season play as they swept the University of Saskatchewan Huskies at home this past weekend. Though they dominated in the regular season opener match Friday night, taking the Huskies 3-0 (25-17, 25-21, 25-22), Saturday’s outcome was a little less assured. Despite some early set backs, the… Continue reading Men’s volleyball squad sweeps Huskies on home opener weekend
UCLA Bruins bruise Dinos in gold medal match
The University of Calgary Dinos men’s volleyball team was back in action at home this past weekend to host the Husky Dino Cup. Though the team suffered an unfortunate loss three sets to one (25-19, 20-25, 32-30, 25-23) in the gold medal match against the NCAA UCLA Bruins, on the whole, the weekend was a… Continue reading UCLA Bruins bruise Dinos in gold medal match
News for the unnewsed: Calgary edition
Nature at the airport A female moose was killed by a police sniper near Deerfoot Trail on Tuesday after attempts to capture it safely failed. After detouring through the Thorncliffe and Huntington Hills neighbourhoods Tuesday morning, the moose started in the direction of airport runways, elevating police concern for human safety. Although lanes of traffic… Continue reading News for the unnewsed: Calgary edition
Calgary Jazz Festival spans the ages with musical variety
Audiences experiencing the 2008 Calgary Jazz Festival during June 24-27 gained great insight into the ways in which musicianship evolves. This year’s lineup featured artists of a variety of ages and experiences, from relative youngster Meaghan Smith–whose first full-length album is slotted to drop this year–to veteran Dave Brubeck–who has been in the business the… Continue reading Calgary Jazz Festival spans the ages with musical variety
Engineer biking across Canada for a cure
Canada isn’t big enough to stop a determined group of cyclists from continuing the fight against cancer. Cyclists participating in the first annual Sears National Kids Cancer Ride met last week in the parking lot of Sears in North Hill Mall for a pit stop on their 7,600-kilometre ride across Canada. One of the longest… Continue reading Engineer biking across Canada for a cure
Calgary jazz swinging into full gear
It’s summertime and the living is easy. Cats are scatting and the beatniks are high. The saxes are sweet and the pianos are cooking. The jazz is raging, so festival season must be nigh. It’s time for Calgarians to reacquaint themselves with the city’s live music scene as the Calgary Jazz Fest rolls into town… Continue reading Calgary jazz swinging into full gear