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Peace walk to remember apology

By John Hampson

The Aboriginal Friendship Centre of Calgary is hosting their fourth annual Truth and Reconciliation Peace Walk. Four years ago, on June 11 Prime Minister Stephen Harper made a historical statement of apology in the House of Commons towards Aboriginal Canadians. The apology was for the abuse that many Aboriginals endured in residential schools for over… Continue reading Peace walk to remember apology

U of C student recognized for efforts

By John Hampson

As graduation ceremonies quickly approach, recipients of various awards are being proclaimed throughout the university community. The Future Alumni Award is the highest honour given by the University of Calgary Alumni Association, recognizing outstanding students and promising future leaders. This year’s recipient is Alyx Nanji. The Future Alumni Award is a subcategory of the Arch… Continue reading U of C student recognized for efforts

Five-year record for Students’ Union voter turn-out

By Brent Constantin

The race to the end brought out almost 6,000 University of Calgary students, or 23.8 per cent of voters, to cast their votes for the 69th Students’ Union executive council. The turnout was an increase of about seven per cent from 2010–2011 and a five-year high. Dylan Jones took president with 57 per cent of… Continue reading Five-year record for Students’ Union voter turn-out

Election SWAT 2011

Every year, we see tonnes of posters sprayed across walls in anticipation of the SU election. Some posters are good. Some are bad. The Gauntlet Election SWAT team, consisting of Isaac “Techno” Azuelos, Brent “Cynic” Constantin and Andy “Sunny” Williams, brave the horrid conditions to offer a constructively critical perspective on SU election candidates’ posters.… Continue reading Election SWAT 2011

Challenging the trend of student apathy

By Nicole Foussekis

If someone eavesdropped on idle student talk in the University of Calgary halls, they might not believe the city is engaged in an intense municipal battle for mayor. Yet while some students consider the race unimportant, others are enthused with political interest, challenging the generalization that youth are apathetic to politics. Some students are not… Continue reading Challenging the trend of student apathy

Popularizing popular print

By Diana Olowa

The complexity of graphic art is currently on display by John Hewitt and six of his Royal College of Art colleagues in the collective exhibition Vernacular Inscription. With all the artifacts produced through popular print, the exhibition acts as a commentary on graphic, or comic art as it is also known.Donald Parsnips, Chris Orr, Oran… Continue reading Popularizing popular print