By Ryan Laverty
It was a virtual who’s who of the Calgary community that showed up to support the University of Calgary football team Mon., March 18 for the team’s 19th Annual Fifth Quarter Dinner. And support they did.Everyone from former Flames Jim Peplinski and Joel Otto, to Cowboy Cody Snider and Stamps Head Coach and General Manager… Continue reading Pockets run “Deep” at Fifth Quarter
Unofficial Election ResultsWinners: Nagra, Eneyedy, Vuckovic, Porco, Blaschuk, NUTV, CJSW, U-Pass VP Academic Nagra, Rosie1591 Semeniuk, Darby1479 Skitch, Dan826 VP Events Eneyedy, Irene1972 Overmann, Robert219 Schoenberg, Geoffrey275 Scheutt, Robbie499 Thorner, Ian1041 VP External Lee, J. H.526 Price, Geoff1704 Vuckovic, Nick1748 Senate Bladek, Oliver2174 Dalidowicz, Matt1528 Ho, Oliver2477 Board of Governors Porco,… Continue reading SU General Election results
The cobbled streets of North America’s oldest city offer stark contrast to the utilitarian broadways of Canada’s West. Time froze long ago for Quebéc’s picturesque causeways, giving the city an ambience all its own. From volleyball to loud nights on the town, the ancient capital of New France continues to charm.
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Are you tired of Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator? Several new browsers seek to depose those two web browsers as the kings of the World Wide Web. Internet browsers originated in Berkley in 1992 with Mosaic, which was capable of viewing text pages only on the familiar dull-grey background. Since then browsers have improved tremendously… Continue reading Nicole spends Sunday in Gauntlet offices
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Where is Calgary headed?With recent statistics showing Calgary’s population grew by 14 per cent since last year, Calgary must confront its traffic problems quickly and efficiently. To get a jump on things, the city announced a $350 million program to relieve traffic congestion. Of that, $70 million is earmarked for three new overpasses in the… Continue reading Calgary traffic: going nowhere fast
By Natalie Sit
The concept of clowns going camping sounds very independent. However, actors Michael Kennard and John Turner, also known as Mump and Smoot, claim they are mainstream."We’ve been called mainstream for 12 years. All of that discussion is just discussion," explains Turner, who is disappointed that a story about Canadians with an off-Broadway show isn’t always… Continue reading Finding a home in a theatre wasteland