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New SU executive member named

By Jessica Fu

Eric Jablonski’s unexpected resignation posed more problems for the Students’ Union than just finding a replacement. On Tue., Aug. 21, the Student Legislative Council, consisting of the SU executive and commissioners, elected Richard Freeman to serve as the new vice-president events. An election was held in response to Jablonski resigning on Wed., Aug. 1, due… Continue reading New SU executive member named

Spun: Mae

By Richard Freeman

Mae’s third album, Singularity, is the sort of “inspirational” music perfect for consumption by the sad and confused teenager set. Considering Mae’s style, it’s no surprise. Overwrought and over-the-top, Mae returns to the successful formula of absurdly-sentimental, histrionic power-pop that made their two previous albums so popular with whiny teens looking for romance. Newly signed… Continue reading Spun: Mae

Events candidates in beat box challenge

By Sarelle Azuelos

Most students decide to attend universities in order to increase their academic capabilities, but what they do after class is the primary concern of the Students’ Union events commissioner hopefuls. The events forum was held Tues., Feb. 7 and consisted of Justin Barrett, Josh Sandulak, Richard Freeman, Pamela Weatherbee, Brynn Collingridge and Riley Pollom. They… Continue reading Events candidates in beat box challenge

Letter: Already aware of genocide, thanks

By Richard Freeman

Editor, the Gauntlet, Clubs on campus are formed by students with like-minded interests to perform services for the university community. Campus Pro-Life is a Students’ Union club but neither does it serve our community nor does it represent the views of students. Firstly, if your service to the community needs to be protected by double… Continue reading Letter: Already aware of genocide, thanks

Dance Preview: Calgary breaks

By Richard Freeman

Blue Collar Dance asks what drives you with a powerful mix of urban street culture in Slammenberry Jam. The show brings together three different hip-hop squads, featuring the fly moves of C-Stylz, Wildcard Productions and malfunktion along with the rhymes of local rap group POETS, bringing street dancing to your everyday Calgarian. Tara Blue of… Continue reading Dance Preview: Calgary breaks

Spun: Mae

By Richard Freeman

On their sophomore album, The Everglow, pretentious pop-punkers Mae attempt to convince us they are deep. Instead they only end up convincing us emo has reached a whole new level of suck. Mae’s drummer, and apparent intellectual, Jacob Marshall cryptically describes the band’s vision for the album asking “…what would music look like if you… Continue reading Spun: Mae

Spun: Jann Arden

By Richard Freeman

Adult contemporary fans rejoice for Jann Arden has released yet another album for people who can’t admit that they don’t actually like music. Arden’s latest self titled release is an insanely repetitive affair, while its stifling production renders it as bland as water. The first half of the album quietly slips by before you notice… Continue reading Spun: Jann Arden

Spun: Diplo

By Richard Freeman

Diplo rocks both tables and production like few DJ’s have or ever will. He combines organic, flowing samples with burning electronic break beats to create a very balanced sound. Best known for his awesome hip-hop mix tapes as part of the group Hollertronix, DJ Diplo may disappoint Hollertronix listeners, as Diplo samples everything ranging from… Continue reading Spun: Diplo