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Gauntlet Sportspinions: don’t blame the Europeans for playing hockey

By Gauntlet Contributor

A few years back, during the Stanley Cup playoffs, the entire population of Toronto had dreams of championships dancing in their heads. It was the spring of 2002 and they just defeated their arch-rivals, the Ottawa Senators, and were headed to the eastern final against the “lowly” Carolina Hurricanes. The Leafs’ dreams went up in… Continue reading Gauntlet Sportspinions: don’t blame the Europeans for playing hockey

Gauntlet misconstrued

By Matt Burgener

Editors, the GauntletRe: “Gauntlet worse then Hitler,”Letter, Sept. 30, 1999.I would personally like to thank J. Svendson for his/her letter of last week.S/he did what I have always wanted to do, and lambasted the Gauntlet for what it is: a crap-ass student newspaper. I have been wondering why I never managed to compose my attack… Continue reading Gauntlet misconstrued

What kind of suit will Don Cherry be buried in?

By Gauntlet Contributor

They say that the only things in life that are certain are death and taxes– I tend to agree. Death becomes us all at some point, but the impact of the loss of life is never equal in our society. There are certain individuals that transcend their everyday surroundings and have an impact on the… Continue reading What kind of suit will Don Cherry be buried in?

Vegas, prostitutes and the meaning of university

By Gauntlet Contributor

Each and every year I have been a university student I have made a trek south of the border to go surfing in northern California during February reading break. The basic principle behind this trip is to pack five guys into a smelly Ford and create some memories that will (theoretically) last a lifetime. While… Continue reading Vegas, prostitutes and the meaning of university

Sour season ends for soccersaurs

By Gauntlet Contributor

Eliminated from the playoffs, the University of Calgary Dinos men’s soccer team hoped to play spoiler to the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, but ultimately lost 2-1 in Saskatoon last Friday. Two days later they tied the University of Alberta Golden Bears 2-2 in Edmonton. Despite the 2-1 setback against the Huskies, the Dinos showed poise… Continue reading Sour season ends for soccersaurs

Men’s soccersaurs playing for pride

By Gauntlet Contributor

Mathematically still alive but essentially playing for pride, the University of Calgary men’s soccer team prepared to face two of the country’s finest soccer squads last weekend. Up first was a rematch against the nationally ranked number two University of British Columbia Thunderbirds– a team that defeated the Dinos handily two-nil in Vancouver on Sept.… Continue reading Men’s soccersaurs playing for pride

Hey nerds! Fantasy hockey is a serious game

By Gauntlet Contributor

There is a simple point that is often overlooked by fantasy hockey degenerates and those who know and understand it are the ones who usually end up winning money, prestige and chicks (the third option does not happen very often). The reality is that the fantasy market place is a virtual petri dish of inequality.… Continue reading Hey nerds! Fantasy hockey is a serious game

Soccersaurs down and out in doubleheader

By Gauntlet Contributor

Coming off their most dominant offensive performance of the year– a 4-0 drubbing of the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns– the University of Calgary Dinos men’s soccer team looked to carry their momentum forward against two tough opponents last weekend. First up for the Dinos was an afternoon match against the Trinity Western University Spartans, who… Continue reading Soccersaurs down and out in doubleheader