Since its original release in 1958, Touch of Evil has been hidden under a mask of controversy. The original film was not seen the way Orson Welles intended because Universal Studios interfered with the editing of the film to meet their needs. In doing so they ignored Welles’ intentions for the film. After seeing the… Continue reading Touch of Evil
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A little bit under the Weather
The state of the human mind is as changeable and unpredictable as the weather. Weather, written by Frank Moher and directed by D. Michael Dobbin, is a humorous and insightful look at living with mental illness. It addresses issues such as medication, homelessness and government involvement, while maintaining a feeling of hope for the future.… Continue reading A little bit under the Weather
Boisterous Bible Bill
By Tammy Baille
The Aberhart Summer is an entertaining look at the political, economic and social discontent during the 1930’s in Alberta. Set in a rural Alberta town during the summer of 1935, The Aberhart Summer focuses on Doug Sayers (Kevin Kruchkywick), an "almost- 16-year-old" boy who acts as primary character and narrator. Amusing in its naiveté, the… Continue reading Boisterous Bible Bill
Club coffers short
By Kim Stock
Since the beginning of September, confusion has surrounded the activities of the Education Students’ Association. Issues surrounding financial and constitutional matters continue to surface as questions and concerns remain unanswered.It was discovered recently that $340 of ESA Christmas Party Funds are unaccounted for. Following this discovery, ESA Vice-president Finance Cathy Zander was suspended from her… Continue reading Club coffers short
Rectus protectus
Have you ever questioned the security or privacy of your graded papers being returned to you in a box outside your department office? Due to a Sept. 1 proclamation date for the implementation of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for post-secondary students, essay boxes will become a thing of the past.… Continue reading Rectus protectus
The finer points of battle
By Mary Chan
The Students’ Union approved a motion to allocate $30,000 toward legal fees related to the tuition fight at Tuesday’s Students’ Legislative Council meeting. But they’re not filing anything-at least not yet.By the end of the week, SU President Paul Galbraith intends to send a letter to Minister of Advanced Education and Career Development Clint Dunford… Continue reading The finer points of battle
Let the games begin
By Jan Creaser
In its wake, Engineering Week leaves us able to eat our chow mein without the threat of a tennis ball bombardment and the disturbing knowledge that Darr Maqbool went for $350 at the bachelor auction. However, don’t fret over the lack of weekly entertainment; the administration god has outlined its plan for us all in… Continue reading Let the games begin
Not simply a gender issue
Editors, the Gauntlet,As you may or may not know, the Reform Party on Campus is once again a sanctioned club after coming to an agreement with the Students’ Union. However, the problems involving this group have not ended. I used to be an active member of this group until I was ostracized by three Reformers… Continue reading Not simply a gender issue
Here’s a quarter, get a spine
By Bao Ho
Spines. Yes I said spines, or more specifically the lack thereof.Recently, in one of my classes we were presented with a plea to go sign a petition in order to fight tuition hikes. I turned to my friend and asked about her thoughts on the topic.Her opinion, to my surprise, was completely contrary to mine.… Continue reading Here’s a quarter, get a spine
Columnist clubbed to death
Carleton University in Ottawa welcomes their frosh students to campus life with a week-long party which includes wearing funny, spray-painted t-shirts, ridiculous games, and lots of drinking. Yes, drinking-focused events-the lowest common denominator kind that despite apprehensions, make you begin to feel connected and accepted into an intimidating new group. Hey, it’s no U of… Continue reading Columnist clubbed to death