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By Mike Flach
The Dinos laid the smack down last weekend and forced the UBC Thunderbirds and Regina Cougars into submission, while being narrowly smothered by the York Yeomen. The Dinos men’s hockey team came out of the weekend first place tie in the Vancouver Father David Bauer Invitational tournament with a 2-1 record. The weekend started off… Continue reading Holmes and Schneider lead Dinos
Dear A and E: In light of your recent "Biography of the Millennium" special, let us say we agreed with most of your picks for the top 100 influential people of the last 1,000 years, save one: Princess Diana. Please accept the following suggestions to replace her on the list: Igor Stravinsky, Muhammad Ali, Friedrich… Continue reading Many, many people more important than Princess Di
By R. Paul Dyck
Calling all technophiles! The Centre for Information and Communication is holding a free, one-day symposium on Oct. 22. Held on the 5th floor of Biological Sciences, the one day symposium, Smart Starts, will cover changes in communications technology and how it will affect Canadians in the future. "This is very much oriented towards students," said… Continue reading Technology syposium coming
By Kevin Rothbauer
Even when school’s out and the varsity season is long over, the University of Calgary wrestlers remain dominant.Next month, the Dinosaur wrestling club (which is not to be confused with the varsity team, even though many athletes compete for both) will be in Guelph for the Canada Cup and a high-profile national training camp.Nine wrestlers… Continue reading Grappling for the Canada Cup
By Brian Low
There has been a good deal of publicity lately regarding several convicted killers slated to die in the United States. Two of the most prominent are Canadian national Stanley Faulder and German national Darell Mease. I really can’t figure out why they’re killing these guys. The response that you hear most often is “as a… Continue reading Killing convicts doesn’t make sense
According to a poll conducted by the University of Calgary’s ACCORD Research of 106 students. Do you intend on voting in the upcoming Students’ Union election? (in er cent) yes 33 no 50 Don’t know/not sure 12.3 What do you believe to be the most important issue that the Students’ Union should be addressing? (in… Continue reading Survey says…
By Natalie Sit
Last Thursday’s Students’ Union general election presidential candidate forum drew six of the seven candidates to Speakers’ Corner in MacEwan Hall. Students gathered around three levels of stairs to listen to the candidates answer questions from moderator and current SU President Paul Galbraith and the floor.Reviews of the forum were mixed, though most candidates were… Continue reading Presidential forum
Do you intend on voting in the upcoming Students’ Union election? (in per cent) yes 44.2 no 47.1 Don’t know/not sure 8.7 Do you agree or disgree that the Gauntlet should endorse candidates in the SU election? (in per cent) Strongly disagree 30.1 Somewhat disagree 16.6 Neither disagree nor agree 14.5 Somewhat agree 26.9 Strongly… Continue reading Survey says…
By Paul Haavardsrud
Game 1 – UCLA 15 / Dinos 7"Dinos Fall to Bruins in Cup Final"The headlines were set."The University of Calgary Dinosaurs dropped three straight to the visitors from the University of California Los Angeles, to wrap up the 12th annual Husky Dino Cup International Volleyball tournament. In the finals of a tournament boasting the defending… Continue reading Not in our house
By Anne-Marie Bruzga
Imagine the Anaheim Mighty Ducks without Teemu Selanne and Paul Kariya-or can you? What do you do when half your goals are taken away?The University of Calgary Dinosaurs men’s hockey team faces just such a situation as the season comes closer to its beginning, the only difference being the expectations of a sounder defence than… Continue reading Winning Ugly: the ’98 Hockeysaurs