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MLB mid-season review

By Richard Goldberger

As Major League Baseball passes the mid-season break and heads towards the final third of the regular season, some teams are exceeding their pre-season expectations and some teams are underperforming. There are several surprise teams in the middle of the playoff hunt. For example the Boston Red Sox, riddled with injuries throughout the 2012 season… Continue reading MLB mid-season review

Album Review: Queens of the Stone Age

By Athena G. Csuti

It’s clear while listening to …Like Clockwork that singer and guitarist Josh Homme is not the same person he was when Era Vulgaris was released six years ago.
 Homme experienced severe complications during surgery in 2010 and was bedridden for three months. He slipped into a deep depression and questioned whether or not he would… Continue reading Album Review: Queens of the Stone Age

The boys of summer return

By Curtis Wolff

With the NHL season only halfway through and winter weather taking a courageous last stand in Canada, it seems a little early to be thinking about baseball. However, in the southern United States the boys of summer are already warming up. With the Major League Baseball’s opening night slated for March 31, it’s time to… Continue reading The boys of summer return

Jays go all out this off-season

By Richard Goldberger

Last week’s blockbuster 12-player trade between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Miami Marlins shook the very foundation of the baseball world. In an unexpected fashion, the Marlins agreed to send four-time all-star shortstop Jose Reyes, pitchers Josh Johnson and Mark Buehrle, catcher John Buck and infielder Emilio Bonifacio to Toronto. 
 In return, Miami… Continue reading Jays go all out this off-season

New faces on the basketball court

By Josh Rose

Get ready for a new season of basketball as the University of Calgary women’s basketball team showcases a new head coach with olympic experience. After hosting the women’s final-eight national championships and upsetting the heavily favoured Regina Rams during the tournament, the women’s basketball team is looking to continue the progress made last season. The… Continue reading New faces on the basketball court

Katimavik left out in the cold

By Michael Grondin

In 1977, an organization was founded to provide volunteer service opportunities for Canada’s youth. In its 35 years, Katimavik, which in Inuktitut means ‘meeting place,’ has since had tens of thousands of volunteers and participants that have contributed to many services and initiatives across the country. Katimavik has brought students together, working to positively impact… Continue reading Katimavik left out in the cold