Kevorkian makes a comeback

By Shannon Smith

Most of us will recognize the name “Kevorkian” when it’s used in a conversation. Dr. Jack Kevorkian brought euthanasia and assisted suicide into the spotlight when he was convicted of murder after participating in the deaths of 130 of his patients, becoming something of an urban legend as a result. His case may be extreme,… Continue reading Kevorkian makes a comeback

SU View: CRB resurrected, talk to your SU in a trashy environment

By Joel Lockwood

After a year of near silence, the Campus Recycling Board is back, but it might not be for very long. Now, don’t drop your soy burger, the Students’ Union now more than ever is committed to initiating eco-friendly initiatives, as well as encouraging the students of the university to live in harmony with good old… Continue reading SU View: CRB resurrected, talk to your SU in a trashy environment

Give yourself a hug

By Turab Hasan

Editor, the Gauntlet It might sound like a cliche, but like a lot of the other citizens of Canada just four years ago I came to Calgary, Alberta from Karachi, Pakistan. Earlier this month my country was hit by a natural disaster killing over 40,000 people, injuring more than 60,000 and leaving a stunning three… Continue reading Give yourself a hug

Music Interview: Ladies and gentlemen, The Ladies and Gentlemen

By Katherine Fletcher

Humans are never satisfied. Just when we think we have it all, we’re longing for something to gratify us in new ways. This never-ending endeavour is embedded everywhere and the music industry is no exception. Musicians constantly switch genres throughout their careers from jazz to punk to pop. Bands break up leaving members to embark… Continue reading Music Interview: Ladies and gentlemen, The Ladies and Gentlemen