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By Brad Day
The University of Calgary Dinos football team fell 33-10 in a loss to the University of Manitoba Bisons, Fri., Sept. 15 in Winnipeg. The loss drops the Dinos to 0-3 on the year. Rainy Manitoba weather gave the Dinos snappers trouble all day as kicker Aaron Ifield was forced to take a knee on two… Continue reading Dinos gored by Bisons, fall to 0-3
By Gauntlet Sports Staff
It’s that time of year again when you start getting numbers back in your classes before your finals and you realize, ‘Hey, maybe I should’ve spent more time at class, and less time in the Den.’Now the only hope is to cram all those ideas from the textbook. But, don’t forget those notes you stole… Continue reading Dinos Report Cards 2006
By Jon Roe
Women’s cross country team picks up gold This weekend, the Dinos cross country team had a stellar performance at the Eastern Washington University Invitational in Cheney, Washington. This was the second time the Dinos have competed at the EWU meet, and the second time the Dinos women’s team kicked some serious American ass. The Dinos… Continue reading Sports Briefs
By Sean Sullivan
University of Calgary professor Allan Bell, acting director of the School of Creative and Performing Arts won a Juno award for Classical Composition of the Year on Sunday, March 30, for his composition “Field Notes” with the Land’s End Chamber Ensemble. Bell was up against Montreal composer James O’Callaghan for “Isomorphia for Orchestra and Electronics,”… Continue reading U of C professor wins Juno award
By Curtis Wolff
The Dinos’s final game at McMahon Stadium in 2013 was a microcosm of their entire year — completely underestimated and convincingly victorious. Pegged as the underdogs in the Mitchell Bowl national semi-final despite an undefeated season, the Dinos stunned the No. 1 nationally ranked Western Mustangs on Saturday, Nov. 16. The Mustangs’s highly touted offence… Continue reading Dinos shock Mustangs to win Mitchell Bowl 44–3
By Curtis Wolff
Members of the Dinos cross country team are heading to London, Ontario for the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championships on Saturday, Nov. 9, where they will race against teams from across the country to compete for the Canada West and CIS titles. The team will send seven men and seven women athletes to compete in London.… Continue reading Cross country team treks to London for CIS meet
By Ashton Chugh
According to a new report authored by University of Calgary researchers, Canadians pay some of the highest prices for generic prescription drugs of any country. “Our generic prices are in the top five highest in the world,” said Braden Manns, a co-author of the report “Addressing cost-related barriers to prescription drug use in Canada” that… Continue reading Prescription drug costs high in Canada
By Curtis Wolff
Mourning the demise of another edition of the Toronto Blue Jays is not an unfamiliar act for Canadian baseball fans. The end of September has marked the end of the season for the Blue Jays for the last 20 years. Not since their World Series victory in 1993 have the Blue Jays played a postseason… Continue reading Nightmare season ends for the Jays
By Reem Ghaleb
A new report released by the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy claims that the Dutch Disease phenomenon is actually beneficial to Canada’s economy. Dutch Disease occurs when the price of commodities — in this case oil — increases, causing the exchange rate for a country’s currency to rise. When this happens, other exporting… Continue reading U of C report questions impact of Dutch Disease
By Sean Sullivan
Alberta Theatre Projects recently celebrated its 40th year on May 28, with an evening of staged readings and festivities at their home in the Martha Cohen Theatre in the Epcor Centre for the Performing Arts — a theatre that was designed for ATP when the Centre for the Performing Arts was constructed in 1985. The… Continue reading 40 years of Alberta Theatre Projects