By Вen Li
According to University of Calgary Associate VP Peggy Patterson, "the transit strike is not a legitimate reason for a deferred exam. Final exams will be held as scheduled and will not be deferred." Patterson noted, however, that other issues may be considered when deciding deferral requests. "I think the associate deans would take into consideration… Continue reading Exams on track despite limited transit service
By Еvan Osentоn
Women’s Hockey – Kris Kotarski and Еvan Osentоn The Dinos’ 1-14-1 regular season record leaves nothing to the imagination. That said, it is hard not to like this team. The lopsided losses that typified their season were never for a lack of hard-work. Blame any number of factors, but this team–primarily comprised of new players… Continue reading Trouble at the net
By Andrew Ross
Back with Bizzaro Sports again. As usual, this is all made-up. The people in this story are real, but their actions and words are not. And thank god for that. -Gauntlet Sports Staff Megan Kinsella can at last dry her tears. The beleaguered Dinos swimmer, whose team came in second at Guelph last month, has… Continue reading Fun with Yanni
The Dinos gave us a lot to write about this season. We get to pick athletes of the year too–just cause we feel like it. We deserve it. We’ve worked hard too. – Gauntlet Sports Staff Dean Fisher This year, the Dinos football team enjoyed its best season since 1995’s Vanier Cup victory. And while… Continue reading Male athletes of the year
Leighann Doan It’s one thing to be a legend at your school, and another to be a legend among your contemporaries. Leighann Doan is one of the greatest of all time. Twice named CIAU Player of the Year ( ’00 and ’01) she is a pillar of leadership. She is not only a dominant force… Continue reading Female athletes of the year
As usual, Bizarro Sports is all made up. We do it in good fun, and we thank Mr. Wotherspoon in advance for playing along. – Gauntlet Sports Staff Jeremy Wotherspoon experienced difficulty performing under pressure at the Speed Skating World Cup last weekend. No he didn’t have problems with his 1000m race, nor with the… Continue reading Bizarro Sports: Speed skater lacks speedy bladder
We’re back with another edition of Bizarro Sports. Important note: this is all made up! So to the wrestlers, the Whites, and anyone else involved, thanks in advance for playing along. We love you, and we couldn’t have done it without you. – Gauntlet Sports Staff Students at the University of Calgary were flabbergasted Mon.… Continue reading Bizarro Sports: Wrestlers solve campus problems
Deep from the Gauntlet’s disturbing archives is the first Bizzaro sports story. Please note, however, this is all made-up. The people in this story are real, but their actions and words are not. The purpose of this is humour so please take it as such. And to coach Vanhooren, his brother, Chris Harris and Whit… Continue reading Bizzaro Sports: Vanhoorens pull a fast one
By James Keller
As MacEwan Hall expansion pushes forward, CJSW’s future location is up in the air. "My understanding was that we were always going to move, [but] that remains to be seen," said CJSW station manager Chad Saunders. He pointed out that in the original referendum regarding MacEwan Hall expansion in 1995, the Students’ Union used CJSW… Continue reading CJSW not moving anytime soon
By Natalie Sit
September Farewell to the Den One of the University of Calgary’s institutions closed Aug. 26, 2000 when the Students’ Union took over the Den from university administration. "It’s a piece of history, it’s a piece of my school career lost," said social anthropology graduate and former Den employee Jason Corall. "You can go to the… Continue reading News you missed while you slept in class