Editor, the Gauntlet, I am a Conservative, but more appropriately a Reformer. I am not at all happy with what is happening with the CPC and what Stephen Harper is constrained to do to satisfy the red wing of the New Conservatives. At a recent CPC Christmas dinner I attended at the Centre Block on… Continue reading “Revolution in Democracy”
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Student and soldier: “A strange duality”
Most university students speak a language of parties and papers, lectures and lunch dates. But University of Calgary graduate student Ryan Flavelle speaks the language of armed conflict, where fear and combat are major parts of the vocabulary. Flavelle joined the Canadian Forces as a reservist when he was 17. After completing an undergraduate degree… Continue reading Student and soldier: “A strange duality”
Best of Music in 2006
2006 was an odd year musically. While hip-hop largely floundered, only producing a handful of noteworthy albums and an endless pit of highly-anticipated flops, rock and folk flourished as many bands rediscovered the elusive decade between the often-mined ’60s and ’80s. At the same time this revivalist trend was taking place, a smattering of bands… Continue reading Best of Music in 2006