By Dale Miller
Cleated feet will no longer trample the fake grass at McMahon Stadium this year, as the Dinos join the Stamps in football failure. But hey, at least the Dinos made the playoffs.“It’s disappointing for the guys, they worked so hard,” said Head Coach Tony Fasano after the Dinos’ crushing 39-17 loss to the Regina Rams… Continue reading Dinos crash against Regina
By Dale Miller
The University of Calgary Model United Nations Team soundly trounced Ivy League schools at the National Collegiate Security Conference in Washington D.C. last week, taking home top accolades as a delegation as well as individual awards for performances in different committees. “Over the six years that the team has been around at the U of… Continue reading Model UN team victorious
By Dale Miller
Cassius’ newest offering, Au Reve, is weird. Don’t get me wrong; I do enjoy weird electronica from time to time–but not this. Perhaps “awful” would be a better adjective to describe the French duo’s newest hunk of fromage.Maybe Cassius couldn’t make up their minds about what genre of music to offer, but discontinuity of this… Continue reading Cassius, Au Reve
By Dale Miller
Are you convinced that the extent of chemistry in your life is limited to the stolen glances that you give to your crush? The Chemistry Department’s annual Chemistry Show was intended to tell you otherwise.“The motto for this year is Chemistry is not a Mystery,” said Chemistry Instructor Dr. Majda Djordjevic. “We wanted to show… Continue reading Don’t pipette by mouth
By Dale Miller
The Crystal Method’s newest album, Community Service, is in fact a great service to the community–the meth-head community. That is until Hollywood implants these catchy beats into every action movie soundtrack for the next three years.This album proves not only are TCM the masters of subtly blatant drug references and the remixing/production of electronic beats;… Continue reading The Crystal Method, Community Service
By Dale Miller
Studying from old exams is not cheating; in fact, you can get your hands on old exams at student clubs and the Students’ Union Copy Centre.“Basically we have two ways of doing it,” said Brian Westcott, President of the Biology Student Association. “If you are a member and just want to borrow an exam, you… Continue reading Got tests?
By Dale Miller
If I die tomorrow, I will die a happy man. For 1/32 of my day I had the opportunity to ogle and interview one of the hottest women in the world: Playboy’s Playmate of the Year for 2000, Jodi Paterson. In the future my kids will ask, “is mommy the most beautiful girl you have… Continue reading Tales from the Mansion
By Dale Miller
Instead of milling around the campus in solitude next week, check out Clubs Week from Sept. 16–20. This year’s Clubs Week includes new activities to end extracurricular apathy and to bolster the faltering roster of student clubs."In previous years, we would only have tables set up in MacEwan Student Centre and the Science Theatres," said… Continue reading Clubs Week
By Dale Miller
Is the fear of battling hungry hordes at MacEwan Hall causing you to loose weight? If so, make sure to check out the ict building’s new selection of food vendors when you feel your next hunger pang.Centrally located on the north side of campus, the ict building offers the ideal location for a new and… Continue reading ICT commerical space
By Dale Miller
MacEwan HallA&W (for the love of god I hope you know) • The Cedars Falafel Hut (mediterranean) • Coffee Company (ummm..) • Cookie Nook (fresh-baked goodies) • The Cove (old hotdogs and slushes) • Dairy Queen/Orange Julius (they have a menu) • Den/Black Lounge (full out eatery) • Kobe Beef (oriental food) • Love Me… Continue reading Hungry?