By Lee Bogle
Elles adorent les petit garcons? The women’s basketball team may never find out, as a curfew was strictly enforced when they visited Lennoxville, Quebec on the weekend. While the team finished with one precious win in three opportunities, this mattered not to the coaching staff. "Results now aren’t that important," said Head Coach Shawnee Harle.… Continue reading Girls escape little france unscathed
By Lee Bogle
If all things aged like fine wine, the women’s basketball team would be in need of a few more years in the cellar before they were ready for competition. Although many University of Calgary students are on a five-year plan, none of the current Dinos have the legendary super-senior status common in the undergraduate population.… Continue reading The young and not so restless
Some sports are just totally extreme dude. Downhill running is one of them. The Alberta Provincial Downhill Running Championship was held Sat., Apr. 1 in Kananaskis Country.In downhill running, contestants are sent barrelling down a wooded hill hoping to be the fastest to the bottom. At the APDR Championship, contestants started atop a 2,163 foot… Continue reading X-treme
By Ben Hoffman
A proposal for fourth-year students to assist tas in labs netted two students tuition for a semester.The President’s Challenge is issued each year by the University of Calgary administration to seek out students who have good ideas for inexpensive and effective small steps to creating a better learning experience on campus.“We have been very serious… Continue reading Proposal to help TAs net two students tuition
From Jan. 23–26, the University of Calgary Model United Nations club (MUN) will attend the Model United Nations Assembly, hosted by McGill University. The event — nicknamed McMUN — will see more than 1,400 students from around the world debate and discuss international relations and politics. At McMUN, students are organized into a series of… Continue reading Model UN heads to McGill for national conference
It was another disappointing weekend for the Lady Dinos Oct. 1-2 as they continued their winless streak at home. The weekend ended up netting the Dinos a loss and a tie, but they were unable to net themselves a goal. The weekend’s BC saga began on a chilly and overcast Saturday afternoon. The Dinos took… Continue reading In soccer, abstinence is not best