Results for "Chris Johns"

By Ashton Chugh

The National Basketball Association’s 2013–14 season is underway. Gauntlet sports writers Ashton Chugh and Suneil Sachdeva have answered the most pressing questions about the next 1230 games. Will the Miami Heat capture their third consecutive championship? Would this put them on the same level as the last two teams to do so (Kobe Bryant’s Lakers… Continue reading Head-to-head: NBA season preview

By Amy Badry

Texting friends, perusing Facebook and updating Twitter instead of taking notes while your professor drones on may soon come to an end. The Academic Programs Committee — a subcommittee of the General Faculties Council that develops and assesses policy regarding quality and academic programming — is currently discussing the possibility of a policy surrounding students’… Continue reading School looks to unplug students

By Andy Williams

Is there a better way to shake up a dull marriage than to have the husband’s bombastic high school fling come and visit for an indeterminate amount of time, all the while openly flirting with that very same husband? Yes — there are probably hundreds or thousands of ways. But it’s definitely a recipe for… Continue reading Wanda’s Visit comes to Lunchbox Theatre, won’t overstay welcome

By Anneke Hobson

Eunice and Owen Johns are Pentecostal Christians of Derby, England and no longer adoptive parents. Their problem: homophobia. After applying to adopt a child, Mr. and Mrs. Johns mentioned casually that they were unaccepting of “homosexual lifestyles” and were quickly turned away from the agency. They asked judges at the High Court to rule that… Continue reading Adoption programs are right to be choosy

By Jon Roe

Eleven University of Calgary Dinos swim team members are heading to Serbia to compete in the 2009 Summer Universiade. The event, which takes place in Belgrade from July 1 to July 12, is a competition for university athletes from around the world. Dinos will make up over a quarter of the Canadian swim team and… Continue reading Let’s be brief: Dinos invade Serbia for Universiade

By Eric Mathison

My extended family has the bad habit of praying before holiday meals begin. I say bad because I find it an effective way of cooling food and little else. Also, they never consider it necessary for other meals. They don’t go to church. No deity is invoked the rest of the year. Like many others… Continue reading Holidays without the holy, but with wine