By Kristy Kalin
When the time comes to dress for festive occasions the myriad of choices can be overwhelming. “What ties go with what suits?” and “How do you tell if a dress fits properly?” are all questions we ask ourselves. Add that to the seasonal stress of exam times and most of us would be willing to… Continue reading Be Merry: finding the festive fit
By Kristy Kalin
With winter comes the season of chapped lips, dry skin and financial debt. Instead of giving in to the cruel lack of humidity and high-priced lotions, there are a number of easy-to-make products to deal with that frigid lady, Mother Nature. Salt or sugar scrubs help to slough away dead skin and oil. Not only… Continue reading DIY: Salty and Sweet Facing the Cold
By Kristy Kalin
With prostitutes, marines and a war torn tropical climate, some may be shocked that Miss Saigon is an opera. Opening on January 14, Miss Saigon has a cast of both students and community members concerned with promoting the classic art form. “The Calgary Operetta company is part of the University of Calgary music department, just… Continue reading Miss Saigon not a typical opera
By Kristy Kalin
Colin Linden is the unsung hero of guitar. He began his lifetime love affair with music at the age of 11 with a providential meeting with Howlin’ Wolf, one of the most influential bluesmen of his time. Linden has gone on to have over 300 recordings to his name and perform with names such as… Continue reading Playin’ with the greats