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Dinos look to right ship for playoffs

By Curtis Taylor

In a weekend that looked so promising, the University of Calgary men’s volleyball team came away with nothing but disappointment. Perhaps distracted by the prospect of clinching the number one seed and hosting the Canada West Conference final four, the Dinos dropped both games over the weekend to the Brandon University Bobcats. The Dinos may… Continue reading Dinos look to right ship for playoffs

Hate high tuition? E-mail your MLA!

Cindy Ady [calgary.shaw] Moe Amery [calgary.east] Dr. Neil Brown [calgary.nosehill] Manmeet S. Bhullar [calgary.montrose] Lindsay Blackett [calgary.northwest] Wayne Cao [calgary.fort] Harry Chase [calgary.varsity] Alana DeLong [calgary.bow] Jonathan Denis [calgary.egmont] Kyle Fawcett [calgary.northhill] Heather Forsyth [calgary.fishcreek]Yvonne Fritz [calgary.cross] Kent Hehr [calgary.buffalo] Paul Hinman [calgary.glenmore] Doug Horner [sprucegrovesturgeon.stalbert] Art Johnston [calgary-hays] Darshan Kang [calgary.mccall] Ronald Leipert [calgary.west]… Continue reading Hate high tuition? E-mail your MLA!

Where have all the “great authors” gone?

By Cam Cotton-O’Brien

It is curious to see how easily even the incredibly lucid can deceive themselves. This is a common enough phenomenon, but it pops up in a embarrassingly conceited way when dealing with art, notably literature. In mid-July the Globe and Mail ran an article detailing a book club that has grown up around the late… Continue reading Where have all the “great authors” gone?

Looking for love in all the right places

By Paul and Ian Baker

The Canadian dollar is down, the economy is crumbling, tuition is still rising, people are taking on second jobs just to make ends meet and taking out second mortgages on their houses. Still, February is full of shows that will make you want to pawn the last of your stuff for the tickets. Since you’re… Continue reading Looking for love in all the right places

Homegrown talent takes to the screen

By Jordyn Marcellus

Maybe it’s because of our national humility, but there’s never been a truly epic Canadian film. We’re a nation that creates intimate art house fare, not big blockbuster battle sequences. Passchendaele is ambitious because it aspires to be unlike every Canadian film and its scope can truly be described as a formula for an instant… Continue reading Homegrown talent takes to the screen

Dinos take Cougars

By Alyzee Sibtain

Home was the advantage for the University of Calgary men’s hockeysaurs, as they hosted the Canada West quarterfinals Feb. 22-23. The Dinos played a solid game en route to a 5-2 victory over the University of Regina Cougars in the opening game, to the delight of fans at the Father David Bauer Arena. The Dinos… Continue reading Dinos take Cougars

Dinos hockeysaurs are tested by the Huskies

By Alyzee Sibtain

The University of Calgary men’s hockeysaurs had some tough competition during their home stand against the University of Saskatchewan Huskies Oct. 19 and 20. The 4-0 Huskies added two more notches to their win column with their visit to Father David Bauer Arena, grinding out a 3-2 overtime victory in the series opener and a… Continue reading Dinos hockeysaurs are tested by the Huskies