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Confession pages: The appeal of anonymity
By Radhya Comar, March 13 2024—
Getting older means paying attention to details that were previously ignored. Things like taxes, vitamins or even expiry dates. Keen awareness of the exact day that the milk goes bad becomes a profound indicator … Read the rest
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Kinesiology professor addresses gaps in neurodivergent-inclusive physical activity studies
By Andreea Timis, March 14 2024—
In an effort to tackle underrepresentation within the neurodivergent community, Dr. Laura St. John, assistant professor at the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Kinesiology, works with individuals with intellectual disabilities through adapted physical activity. … Read the rest
Voices >
Navigating identity and family dynamics: A reflection on Late Bloomer
By Aleena Matharu, March 14 2024—
Jasmeet Rania, also known as Jus Reign, is renowned in the South Asian community for his comedic YouTube content and has brought a unique voice to the portrayal of South Asian households. Late Bloomer … Read the rest
Arts & Culture >
Alberta Ballet breathes new life into the old tale of Hansel and Gretel
By Leonie O’Sullivan, March 14 2024—
Alberta Ballet captivates audiences once again with its ballet production of Hansel and Gretel. Artistic Director Francesco Ventriglia echoed Neil Gaiman’s sentiment at the opening of the performance: “Fairy tales are more than true; … Read the rest
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Are there enough multi-faith spaces for students at the U of C?
By Nazeefa Ahmed and Ramiro Bustamante Torres, January 30 2024—
The University of Calgary has a diverse range of students practicing faiths such as Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism. Many of these groups require adequate spaces to perform religious … Read the rest