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By Juliet Thornton

For the men’s and women’s cross country team, October 16 was a great day for a whirlwind tour of Western Canada and an even better day for a race in Victoria. The seven men and two women representing the University of Calgary, hopped on a plane early Saturday morning, flew to Edmonton, Vancouver and then… Continue reading Dinos conquer west

By Bonnie Leung

Herald employees prepare for bargaining The local union will continue bargaining with Calgary Herald employees on Tues., Oct. 12. This decision was spurred by a strike vote of 82.5 per cent in favour of strike action. "We welcome this last change to avoid a strike and make a deal that’s satisfactory to both sides," said… Continue reading News briefs: truly, madly, briefly

By Agam Darshi

Interstellar Rootcellar did not break up. Let’s make that clear. Though they may have been absent from the public eye for almost a year, pawning their instruments has not crossed their minds.Instead, the local six-piece has made every effort to rebuild and be reborn after lineup changes. The core members (Darren Bourne on keyboards and… Continue reading Interstellar Rootcellar returns to the stage

By Agam Darshi

Interstellar Rootcellar did not break up. Let’s make that clear. Though they may have been absent from the public eye for almost a year, pawning their instruments has not crossed their minds.Instead, the local six-piece has made every effort to rebuild and be reborn after lineup changes. The core members (Darren Bourne on keyboards and… Continue reading Interstellar Rootcellar Returns to the Stage

By Jocelyn Grosse

The Trial of Lizzie Borden is a story that will play with your emotions and force you to reconsider what you deem moral. Written by Calgary director and playwright Donna Tunney, The Trial of Lizzie Borden focuses on the 1892 trial of Lizbeth Andrew Borden, how it was sensationalized, and how the community reacted to… Continue reading Innocent until proven guilty

By Ben Perrin

Criminal record? No problem! Poor attendance record? No sweat! Qualifications: Must be good golfer, able to toe party line without questions. Salary: Make your own and raise it whenever you like. Apply to: 24 Sussex Drive in person for "Senate patronage appointment ’98." Note: Elected, accountable and representative applicants need not apply. It’s the dream… Continue reading Would you like fries with that?