By Curtis Wolff
When you type the words ‘untied tie’ into Google, an image of Brian Burke pops up. Go ahead. Try it. One could forgive Burke for not having the time to pay attention to the minor details of his physical appearance. He is, after all, probably one of the busiest men in Calgary these days, as… Continue reading Flames boss visits law students
Sick of sweating it out on the treadmill with a horde of other runners? Despite its relative lack of popularity, the rowing machine — or ergometer as it’s known in the rowing world — is a great option for those looking for a rewarding cardiovascular workout. Erging provides a comprehensive full-body workout. When done correctly,… Continue reading Trainer’s corner: Do you even row, bro?
Students at the University of Calgary were outraged to discover that the new thing that opened on campus recently costs money, according to a new report from some guy who heard about it. Though no details have been released about the original projected cost, increase in cost or anything at all, three Facebook groups have… Continue reading New thing on U of C campus costs money
Students, staff, faculty and alumni gathered today to celebrate the opening of some new thing, whatever it is. Though unforeseen setbacks delayed the opening, senior administration was happy with the project overall. “We were hoping for a September 2013 opening for the first week of classes, but you know how things always go,” said Bob… Continue reading New thing opens on U of C campus
By Sean Willett
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By Jan Ong
Edmonton-based singer songwriter Ken Stead’s debut album titled Unfinished sounds as though it’s anything but. Each song creates a reflective and relaxing mood for the listener — with soft vocals and complex acoustic instrumentals. Each song tells a story from his five years of making music, presented with hope and persistence. The contemporary folk-style music… Continue reading Spun: Ken Stead